Mistakes at work

Making mistakes can always leave your gut feeling tossed and turned, but when you make a mistake at work you can feel tense all day. Mistakes are no fun and we totally understand how one mistake at work leaves you feeling like the world is about to end. On the bright side, there are ways to bounce back from a work mistake! Check them out on the #CityGirlSavings blog!

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While it’s only natural to want to do your best at work – we all make mistakes from time to time. In fact, “research suggests that regardless of the activity or task, humans make 3 to 6 errors per hour.” While workplace errors can range in severity, it’s important that you know how to respond when these situations arise. With that in mind, here are some simple steps to follow whenever you make a mistake at work. #workplace #ladyboss #workplacemistake #solutions

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“I keep making mistakes at work.” This phrase is typed into Google by users across North America hundreds of times every single month. People want to know why they’re making mistakes, how to avoid them, how to get over them, and what they can do about them. In light of this, we took to the blog this week to highlight what exactly it is you can do if you are repeatedly making mistakes at work. Find out what those action items are in this article.

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