BENGALURU: While hiring potential employees for the organization of any size, the education is weighed as a golden rule for the selection. However, many hiring managers now believe that information can always be taught to the candidates with few basic skills. Those skills require some traits that are ideal for all employees to learn and grow, regardless of industry, age, sex, or pay. It helps them at the point of promotion and recognition.

For an employee, going beyond the call of duty make them valuable but, it is achievable even without running blindly into brick walls. Below are some ideal employee traits jotted down for you:

• Action-oriented: These employees can take chances and initiate a task. With their leadership attitude, they will more often turn efforts into success. Stagnant employees cannot contribute to generate new ideas but action-oriented employees will make company good money.

• Intelligent: Intelligence is a secure foundation for success for micromanaging and dealing with heightened stress levels. Especially when looking for leaders, they have to be exceptionally good at what they do. Smart people are always the first choice to measure improvements in productivity, efficiency, and profitability of a firm.

• Ambitious: Similar to a business, employees also have their vision and mission for their life. They help a company in aligning things only if they want to help themselves; make a better career.  Ambitious people boost company’s innovative environment is with, by spawning creative ideas for the firm.

• Autonomous: Employees with this trait can be future managers. They know how to get the job done without the extensive support of someone. As senior officials already have loads of responsibilities to take care of, their (employee’s) ability to recognize or reach to sources enables them to question less and focus more on execution.

• Natural Leadership: Leadership comes with self-confidence and confidence requires in-depth knowledge or hands-on experience on subjects an employee has dealt with. More attention is paid to the leaders under whom remarkable targets have been achieved.

• Passionate: These employees are effective and are crazy about their work, almost. They don’t perform a task for the sake of doing but add value to it. Money is obviously a key motivator in all individuals, but passion inspires them to focus on work more than anything else and take their journey to new heights.

• Modest: Proverb “Action speaks louder than words” fits well for such employees. Modest employees are the one who shouts their value by turning stones into milestones through their work.  These people never pump themselves up or boast about themselves to others rather rise above others, quietly.

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