Let your boss know your achievements:

As suggested above, don’t try to confront your boss for not being appreciated in workplace. It is wise to let them know what you have achieved; make sure that your boss is aware of your accomplishments. The delicate way of approach will be more effective than your self-promotion. Whenever you achieve something, you should know how it goes to benefit your company. Send an email where you can share your excitement of new accomplishments.

Happy to deal with business-as-usual:

It is a great deal to be happy even when everything goes smoothly and if you are doing your job well as usual. "Sometimes it is hard to notice a person doing a 'great' job when there is not a negative event to set the standard." Mary Hladio, founder and president of organizational performance consultancy Ember Carriers Leadership Group, states. "If you walk into work feeling satisfied, people take notice, and they'll ask why you are so happy. And if you can, respond [with], 'I come into work and give it 100 percent, and I leave knowing I did a great job as part of this team, and the result of my actions results in this company's success ... How about you?'" Of course, your words can reflect how motivated and enthusiastic you are to do your routine project works. Stay happy and keep smiling as it can cherish you, you will be appreciated for your positive attitude.