What is the meaning of keep working?

3 phrasal verb If you keep upwith your work or with other people, you manage to do or understand all your work, or to do or understand it as well as other people.

How do I stay motivated at work?

7 Ways to Motivate Yourself to Work Hard When You’re Really Not in the Mood

1. Don’t Think About it as Hard Work.
2. Create Small, Bite-Sized Goals.
3. Read Daily.
4. Stop Caring About the Things That Don’t Matter.
5. Set a Quit Time.
6. Just Do It.
7. Celebrate Wins.

How do I keep working all day?

7 Ways to (Always) Leave Work on Time

1. Begin the Day With the End in Mind.
2. Tell People When You Have to Leave.
3. Allow 20 Minutes to Transition.
4. Do the Most Important Work.
5. Stop Wasting Time During the Day.
6. Pick Up the Phone.
7. Use Technology to Help You Focus.

How do you maintain motivation?

Ways to stay motivated

1. Regularly review your goals and progress.
2. Continue to set new goals.
3. Keep the momentum up.
4. Find mentors – a mentor is someone who is experienced in the habit you want to change.
5. Surround yourself with positive people.
6. Use exercise as one of your daily goals to improve your mental health.

How do you say you did a good job?

For work completed fairly, accurately, and on time

• Thank you!
• Good work, as always.
• Thanks for getting this done.
• You are a lifesaver.
• Thank you for pulling everyone/everything together on such short notice.
• I appreciate you getting this to me so quickly so I have time to review it.
• Thanks for your help today.

Will keep up the work?

To continue performing or executing one’s duties to an established degree of excellence or adequacy. Usually used as a phrase of praise and encouragement.

Is a 60 hour work week legal?

The Base Code is very clear, a worker cannot exceed 60 hours in any one week, unless there are exceptional circumstances, it is allowed by national law, covered by a collective agreement and appropriate safety safeguards are in place. This is an absolute weekly, hourly limit.

Is working 70 hours a week too much?

Your productivity is stalling If you’ve increased your hours without significant results, the longer hours are probably decreasing your productivity. A Stanford research paper found that people who worked 70 hours per week didn’t actually get more work done than their peers who worked 56 hours.

What can I say instead of good job?

50 Alternatives to “Good Job”:

• You worked hard on that project.
• You put a lot of detail into your picture.
• That took a lot of patience.
• Your studying really paid off.
• That shows dedication.
• You are really getting good at printing your name.
• You colored the sky blue and the house purple (describe what you see)