你的這些事，老板“總”會注意到

Your Boss ALWAYS Notices These Things About You

你的這些事，老板“總”會注意到

No matter what field you're in — health, engineering, media, education, design, etc. — you (most likely) answer to a higher-up, and FYI, said higher-up is evaluating you daily. And not just your work.

不論你從事的哪個領(lǐng)域的工作——健康，工程，媒體，教育，設計等——你(很可能)需要向你的上級匯報工作，順便提醒一下，也就是說你的上級每天都在對你進行評估。而且不僅評估你的工作。

Your boss notices a range of things about you, because her job is, well, to keep an eye on you. Whether you like it or not, here are the things she's observing regularly. Pro tip: Work hard five days a week!

你的老板會注意到你的很多方面，好吧，因為他的工作就是監(jiān)督你。無論你是否喜歡這種監(jiān)督，下面是一些老板日常觀察的事情。專業(yè)建議：每周努力五天。

1. How early you arrive.

1. 你到公司多早。

Are you getting to work at 8 a.m., 9 a.m., or 10? Different work cultures require different hours (some offices don't even have a set arrival time), but if you're strolling in at 11:30 every morning, there's probably an issue. Take a cue from your co-workers and get to work around the same time they do.

你每天到單位時間是早上8點、9點還是10點?不同的工作企業(yè)文化對工作時間有不同的要求(一些公司甚至沒有規(guī)定到公司的時間)，但是如果你每天上午都是11點半出勤，那可能就有問題了。從你的同事那里得到一些提示，爭取每天到單位的時間和他們差不多。

2. ... And how late you leave.

2. ……你多晚下班。

Again, you may not have a specified 9-to-5 shift, but reflect on the time you're leaving work every day. Before your co-workers? After? Does it vary? Just make sure you're not ducking out early Monday through Friday.

另外，你們公司可能沒有規(guī)定朝九晚五的工作時間，但是也要思考一下你每天下班的時間。是比同事早下班?還是比他們晚點下班?每天有變化嗎?要確保你每周一到周五沒有比他們早下班。

3. The way you dress.

3. 穿著方式。

How you present yourself is, and always will be, important at work. Note that the field you're in (or where you live) dictates your dress code. Some offices are totally lax while others are strictly black slacks and blazers. This is another one where you should be taking cues from your colleagues and dressing (relatively) similarly.

如何展現(xiàn)自己一直都是工作中很重要的事情。要注意，你的工作領(lǐng)域(或者是你住的地方)決定了你的著裝方式。有些公司完全沒有著裝要求，但是有些公司則嚴格要求穿黑色長褲和西裝。這是你需要從你的同事學習的另一方面，你需要和他們的穿著(一定程度上)相似。