If you look up the word reliable in the dictionary, you'll see it means dependable, to be trusted, worthy of confidence.
But I don't need to define reliability for you, you know it when you see it.
If you took all your friends and family and put them in a room, I bet you'd be able to divide them into two groups.
Those who you consider to be reliable, and then the others.
But reliability is not a fixed trait, you can learn to be reliable.
You can practice a set of skills, and behaviors to become more reliable.
We've built this course to help you level up your liability skill set.
By the end of this video, you should have a greater understanding of what makes an employee reliable in the eyes of their colleagues and manager, as well as a few new tips and tricks that you can start using immediately to help increase your own reliability.
Reliability starts with showing up, plain and simple.
Consistently being on-time and ready to work is a great way to demonstrate reliability to your manager.
