We all know that having confidence in your abilities at work is important. Your confidence enables you to volunteer for new assignments that can lead to advancement. It affects your willingness to decide that a project is completed. Confidence is also reflected in the way that you talk about yourself, your work and your predictions about whether you will succeed at new tasks. That communication ultimately affects whether other people accept your ideas and choose to engage you as a partner.
But how does one just become more confident?
When you look at the people with whom you often engage, you can identify those who exude confidence and those who don't. If you feel like you have a hard time expressing confidence in yourself, there are a few things you can do to make yourself more confident in the long-run.
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