You show up for work everyday on time and get you get your job done - sometimes you even "go the extra mile." That makes you a great employee right?

Wrong.

Just because you are showing up and doing the work it doesn't mean you're the best employee.

What's your intent? What's driving you? 

To be a great employee requires more than a drive for success or prestige. It requires real intent.

Employees who are driven by the desire to please, and to improve things in a situation or for another are the truly great employees. Amy Rees Anderson shared an insightful parable about oranges in a recent Forbes piece. Give it a read and find out which kind of employee you are.

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