Building positive personality : Impressing Other People

Following are the few suggestions for building a positive personality which is important for the recruitment in the armed forces.

1. Be honest

Your honesty is your identity card. What you say should be what you do. A bluffer can never be an officer. Honesty in behaviour keeps the things crystal clear and imposes your perfect image on others.

2. Let your action speak louder than your voice

– Keep your voice in control and make people to judge you by your actions, rather than your voice or pitch. In ISSB your actions, mind and words are analysed to decide your perfectness for the services.

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3. Be lively and happy

An officer faces several kinds of situations and circumstances in his life time. Your moral and your liveliness makes the situation calm and this helps the officer to handle
the situation.

4. Develop your productive interest and hobby

Your nature of working depends over your
hobbies and interests. Your hobbies and interests should be productive rather than casual and time wasting like watching TV or chatting on FB, Whatsapp. If you are watching TV then watch some knowledge full shows. Productive hobbies and interest can be repairing basic machines, gathering
technical knowledge, tracking, cycling, etc.

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5. Confidence is all you need

Your confidence is checked in all ISSB tests. Officer means responsibility, and confidence is the factor that drives responsibility. Your mind should always keep a motto on top that nothing is impossible for you. Then you can easily track new ways to reach your destination.

6. Control your temper

An officer is the one who controls his mind and temper in all situations. Loosing temper can add problems. Your coordination with your team should be in a humble, coordinated and calm state. Try to solve problems in casual life without losing temper.

7. Curiosity

Questioning and inquiring is a good habit and this enhances the experience and widens our mind’s reach. The Armed Forces need a candidate who can complete a given work/ task with the given resources. It is not always that officers get all resources they need. They have to manage the task keeping the given resources in mind. And this can be achieved with the help of prior experience. Your risk, responsibility, stamina and determination to complete the work is all that expands our experience.

8. Do and make the task done

Your ultimate aim in Armed Forces will be to accept and make the task done on the orders of higher command. No matter how and why, your eye should be at the end of the task. Be a leader, operate your men, and make them to do the task as per your plan and stay involved in the task

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