How to Be More Professional as a Leader at Work: TOP 8 Qualities of Leaders Who Are Professional

How to be more professional at work is a question you might have asked yourself at some stage in your leadership journey. You may have searched on KZbin about "how to be professional in the workplace as a leader" or "qualities of leaders who are the most professional". 👇 NEW Product Recommendations below 👇
How to be professional as a leader at work is not difficult. Anyone can achieve it. And in this video, I share 8 ways you can be more professional at work. None of these tips have anything to do with your appearance or outfit. They have everything to do with how you interact and behave in the office. Allowing you to leave a legacy of "professionalism" in your job.
Let's get started learning these 8 tips!
Timestamps:
00:00 How to be more professional as a leader at work
00:36 Being honest and why it's important
01:58 Communicate in a professional way
02:51 How to show interest at work
04:08 Importance of accountability
05:13 Setting boundaries
06:37 Showing respect at work
07:20 How to be professional in meetings
08:35 Time management skill
09:42 How to improve your social skills to be more professional at work
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[@haricharanbrahmadevula217]

Very Informative ! Thank you so much Kara :)

[@merryltaliah8295]

It also leads to isolation, one tends to be alone most of the time since they want to be caught in their dishonest behavior.

[@danielnepali5444]

very helpful. thanks alot❤

[@kiranmisal9081]

Today, I saw your video for the first time and it's really very impressive.. Thank you... It's really gonna put positive effects in my workplace.

[@kararonin]

Thank you so much!

[@jyotirmaydeb3153]

Thank you very much Kara Ronin Ma'am for this informative video. At the last you told about time management skills, basically time management is the utilization and investing in a good fortune in time. Suppose ma'am if go the gym and workout for 1 hour that is time utilization and investing it in a proper amount and as you may also know the more we invest in time the better we get results. Also many activities such as book 📖 reading, painting, journal writing ✍ etc. are time management things and the more you practice that it becomes your skill. So, time ⏲ management skills are those activities which require your focus and dedication.

[@kararonin]

Thank you for watching Jyotirmay! That's an interesting way of looking at time management. I've never thought of it that way before. Thanks for sharing!

[@meurangachinthaka8501]

You are very professional and beautiful ❤ thanks 🙏

[@abdiahmed4551]

This channel is fantastic!

[@kararonin]

I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you!

[@antoniotarantini1114]

Thank you Kara for your videos and for your clarity when you speak. If you haven't built boundaries at work properly, is it possible to build them or is it better to change job?

[@kararonin]

I'm glad you like my videos Antonio! It is possible to set boundaries if you haven't built them. Watch my videos on assertiveness (playlist) to get tips on that.

[@antoniotarantini1114]

@@kararonin Thanks. I'll watch them😄. Ciao!

[@laysi621]

Thank you Kara for your videos.

[@justaliceheehee]

please do more time management videos!!

[@surendrasinghrawat5738]

Thank u so much mam ...the same kinds of video's I was looking for ..I hope I will learn lot's of new things further as u release new video... ... Love u from India ...

[@kararonin]

Thank you so much for watching Surendra! I hope I can teach you a lot!

[@bhimpokhrel8386]

Great.

[@kararonin]

Thank you!

[@vijayalaxmisukumaran578]

What should you do if you are put on a project without any training ?

[@robertoreynaga2381]

She is AMAIZING ! ❤️

[@kararonin]

Thank you for watching!

[@robertoreynaga2381]

@@kararonin Im learning too much, God bless you my sweet.

[@kararonin]

I'm so glad you're learning a lot!

[@robertoreynaga2381]

@@kararonin Happy Holiday s 🤓

[@kararonin]

@@robertoreynaga2381 Happy holidays to you too!

[@ranjankumarsahoo]

Can you help me in understanding the Boundary insight more?

[@kararonin]

Sure! So sometimes at work, you might feel people are taking advantage of you or asking you to do things you don't want to do. This could be tasks your coworker is supposed to do themselves or giving you an unreasonable deadline. If it happens the one time, it can be overlooked. But sometimes people can have ill intentions. They can knowingly ask you to do things outside of your boundaries. And they can be unreasonable or keep pushing until they get their way. Clear and assertive boundaries can help in preventing this. People know what you expect and how they should interact with you.

[@ranjankumarsahoo]

@@kararonin Thank you Kara! Got it with full clarity.

[@kararonin]

@@ranjankumarsahoo fantastic!

[@AKangAkangA]

People sometimes hold back in meetings due to their cultural backgrounds within international teams.

[@timehealthfit1891]

Your perspective is refreshing, want to be youtube friends?

[@kararonin]

Thanks so much for watching! Which tip about being professional resonated with you the most?

[@robertwelchny]

I consider the boundaries aspect of what you mentioned as equating to self-respect. To me, it's hard for others to get cues as to how to respect you if you haven't built boundaries so you can respect yourself. For time management, in a cold climate where boots are swapped for dress shoes and the like, I've always wanted to be in the door 20 minutes before I needed to be at my desk. Winter has a way of making things take longer and skipping a step could result in a broken bone.

[@kararonin]

@@robertwelchny you're right about needing to set boundaries so people know how to respect you. No boundaries = people make their own rules.

[@rumsbiotech]

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