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Your performance directly influences your reputation by shaping how others perceive your reliability, competence, and professionalism. Consistently delivering high-quality work fosters trust and respect, enhancing your standing among peers and superiors. Conversely, poor performance can lead to negative impressions, diminishing your credibility and opportunities for advancement. Ultimately, your actions and results serve as the foundation of your personal brand.
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Is it true that the size of your head affects your school performance?
no, your tardiness in studying affects your school performance. The size of your head or brain is not related in the school performance.
Shaundra has a reputation for being an egotist?
Self
Does the amount of songs effect performance of you Iphone 5?
It shouldn't, the amount of songs only affects the amount of space, not RAM, which is what affects your performance.
ego: Shaundra has a reputation for being an egotist?
self
What is a black mark?
A black mark is something which negatively affects a person's reputation.
How does your self-talk affect your academic performance?
self talk affects your academic performance either negatively or positively...if you only tell yourself that you're not ready for the test or how poorly you usually do on exams more than likely you won't do well... if you prepare yourself and know you can pass the test and have applied yourself then you propably will do jus fine
How Music affects performance?
it affects your performance because different types of music helps you concentrate better but yet it all depends on the type of person and their personality.
Which hardware affects a computer system's performance?
bimal knows
How does durgs affects sports performance?
they can make you faster and stronger
What are the affects of stress in sport performance?
More arrows to the knee
How does altitude affects performance in sports?
it depends on which sport you are playing.
What were the affects on Switzerland after world war 2?
WW II strenghtened Switzerland's reputation as a 'neutral' country that could effectively defend its neutrality, and its reputation as a safe haven for capital.
