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CAREERTIP : Overcome Intimidation to Build Confidence in the workplace

Feeling intimidated by those who appear confident, successful, or intelligent is a common human experience. However, it's crucial to remember that this feeling often stems from our internal anxieties and comparisons rather than the reality of the situation. Intimidation can hinder personal and professional growth by preventing us from seizing opportunities, expressing ourselves, and reaching our full potential. By implementing strategies to overcome intimidation and cultivate self-assurance you can overcome intimidation, build self-confidence, and navigate social interactions with greater ease and authenticity. Remember, the goal is not to be perfect but to embrace your unique strengths and engage with others in a meaningful and fulfilling way. The source for this article is MSN  You can also  follow our WhatsAPP channel  here   for more hardhatCAREERTIPS. 

CONVERSATIONS : Are Junior Built Environment Professionals ready to lift the local industry to be leader globally?

Junior Professionals Nancy Ronoh, Nothando Maseko and Bonelwa Siseko respond to Marcus Dlamini's question on whether they are ready to change the game and lift the local industry to be the dominant force globally?


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  1. The junior professionals mentioned important points relating to cost and recycling of materials. I also wanted them to touch on the health and safety in a construction site. Accidents are still happening on site and this has a negative impact on the industry. Us juniors in the built environment should also research on innovative ways to make health and safety fashionable to all who are in the industry. This can change the whole game we us being recognized as a country with built environment professionals that prioritize the lives of the people who work in the industry.

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  2. Agreed it looks like you have a passion for Health and Safety drop me an email on hardhatprof@gmail lets see how we can take this conversation forward

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