What motivates you to do good job?
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Bhoomika Chourey said:
3 weeks ago
Sir, I feel happy when I learn something new, complete my work on time, and people appreciate my efforts. These things motivates me to do a good job.
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Asmin Khatoon said:
4 weeks ago
I am a self-motivated individual, driven by a desire for constant progress.
I enjoy being challenged on the job and appreciate the opportunity to utilise my skills and talents.
I enjoy being challenged on the job and appreciate the opportunity to utilise my skills and talents.
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RAMVIKESH V said:
1 month ago
I am a self-motivated person and motivated by constant progress.
I like to be challenged on the job and like the opportunity to utilise my skills and talents.
I like to be challenged on the job and like the opportunity to utilise my skills and talents.
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Manish Kumar Yadav said:
6 months ago
My biggest motivation comes from the challenges I’ve faced both personally and within my family.
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Nalla Gouthami said:
6 months ago
My mother is my biggest motivator because she is a hard worker and sacrifices to motivate me to get a good job & I want to become financially independent.
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Sri said:
7 months ago
As an elder child, I want to support my family financially and I love to gift small things to my sister when she needs things it motivates me a lot and I love her and my family.
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ASTHA GUPTA said:
7 months ago
My father is my biggest motivator because his hard work & sacrifices motivate me to get a good job & I want to become financially independent.
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Jaspal kumar said:
9 months ago
Having witnessed my parents' tireless efforts to secure a bright future for me, I am deeply committed to delivering my best performance, ensuring they can take immense pride in my accomplishments.
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Sameer Khan A said:
11 months ago
I am a morally obligated person, and I would like to thank my parents and education for instilling these values in me.
I believe that those who have achieved great things and made a difference did so by consistently doing the right thing, rather than relying on motivation, which I see as a temporary burst of energy that eventually fades.
I firmly believe in doing what is right and have a 'just do it' mentality. I don't depend on fleeting motivation, as I think the actions we take without it are a testament to our resilience and character.
I believe that those who have achieved great things and made a difference did so by consistently doing the right thing, rather than relying on motivation, which I see as a temporary burst of energy that eventually fades.
I firmly believe in doing what is right and have a 'just do it' mentality. I don't depend on fleeting motivation, as I think the actions we take without it are a testament to our resilience and character.
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Mohammed yasim dirshad said:
11 months ago
My biggest motivation comes from the challenges I’ve faced both personally and within my family.
These experiences have taught me resilience, perseverance, and the importance of hard work. I don’t rely on external rewards to stay motivated, instead, my determination to improve and grow, regardless of the situation, pushes me forward.
This inner drive is what helps me stay focused and consistently work towards achieving my goals.
These experiences have taught me resilience, perseverance, and the importance of hard work. I don’t rely on external rewards to stay motivated, instead, my determination to improve and grow, regardless of the situation, pushes me forward.
This inner drive is what helps me stay focused and consistently work towards achieving my goals.
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