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Five biggest career mistakes young workers make

When you begin to dive into the working world, there are a few common mistakes you should try to avoid.

1.

Whether it is asking for a raise or just voicing an opinion, it is important to stand up for yourself in the office. As long as you do it in a respectful and professional way, your colleagues will be impressed by your confidence.

Goofing off(混日子)

You may think no one is looking at what you are doing all day, but the fact is your computer screen can be seen by all who pass by.2.

Even though your boss may seem relaxed, he is not going to appreciate an employee who seems to care more about his friend’s status updates than his actual work.

Dressing inappropriately

One thing that can either help or hurt you is how you present yourself. If you dress too casually, you could be sending the wrong message to your coworkers. Just because you have it doesn’t mean the office is the place to wear it. 3.

Being late for work

You could be the hardest worker in the office or do extra work at home, but if you are consistently late for work, you give off the impression that you are lazy.4.Your professional reputation is a vital part of getting ahead in your industry and being late for work might be unimportant, but could result in all your hard work being gradually ignored.

Acting too confidently

It is a common problem with young professionals. It is sometimes hard for recent college graduates to change from top-of-the-food-chain seniors to professional “freshmen.” 5.In addition, you must know your place in the company.

A.If you want to be taken seriously, dress seriously.

B.Talking unprofessionally.

C.So it is important to limit the amount of time you spend on non-work-related sites.

D.Being afraid to speak up.

E.Sometimes, it can be difficult to be taken seriously as a young professional.

F.Now that you are out of the college, you must remember to be modest.

G.People notice who stays late and who comes in early and will form an opinion about you.

 

1.D 2.C 3.A 4.G 5.F 【解析】 这是一篇说明文。文章介绍年轻员工常犯的五大职业错误。 1.该空是小标题。结合下文的小标题都是以动词-ing开头,所以在B/D中选择。根据下文提示“无论是要求加薪还是只是发表意见,在办公室为自己说话都是很重要的。”由此可知,D项Being afraid to speak up.(害怕说出来。)切题。故选D。 2.根据上文提示“你可能认为没有人在看你整天在做什么,但事实是你的电脑屏幕可以被路过的所有人看到。”承接上文,C项So it is important to limit the amount of time you spend on non-work-related sites.(所以限制你花在与工作无关的网站上的时间是很重要的。)切题。故选C。 3.根据上文提示“你有它并不意味着办公室就是穿它的好地方。”承接上文,A项If you want to be taken seriously, dress seriously.(如果你想被认真对待,那就穿着得体。)切题。故选A。 4.根据上文提示“你可能是办公室里最努力的员工,或者在家加班,但是如果你总是上班迟到,你就会给人留下懒惰的印象。”再根据下文提示“你的职业声誉是你在行业中取得成功的重要部分,上班迟到可能不重要,但会导致你的努力工作逐渐被忽视。”承接上下文,G项People notice who stays late and who comes in early and will form an opinion about you.(人们会注意到谁走得晚,谁走得早,并对你形成看法。)切题。故选G。 5.根据上文提示“对于刚毕业的大学生来说,从食物链顶端的大四学生转变为专业的“新生”有时是很困难的。”承接上文,F项Now that you are out of the college, you must remember to be modest.(现在你大学毕业了,你必须记住要谦虚。)切题。故选F。
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