What are some things you should do when representing your employer?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Be careful about everything you do and say, follow your company's rules and policies, support its mission and values, take an active interest and get involved, learn about the history and structure of your company, read company newsletters and keep up with the latest news and events, participate in your company's social events and sports teams, and volunteer to serve on committees and your local speaker's bureau. Substitute words such as "we" and "us" for "they" and "them." For example, instead of saying, "They told us they are going to open a new clinic next year," it would be better to say, "We are opening our new clinic next year." Take some pride and ownership in the company for which you work.
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