Jeffrey Fermin

Jeffrey Fermin is an Employee Relations Expert based in Miami, Florida. He currently works as Head of Demand Generation for AllVoices, a platform that manages employee relations issues. Through his work, he has developed extensive experience with understanding human behavior and the intricacies of work life. He’s also the Founder of a full-service marketing company called New Theory. He has more than 13 years of experience in B2B SaaS marketing, and has specifically focused on human resources technology, digital marketing, and content creation. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Bachelor of Education from Florida International University. Jeffrey has won a Microsoft Octas Innovation Award and is a TechCrunch Disrupt Runner-Up.

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How do I call out of work​? What do I say?
If you are feeling sick and cannot come into work, it is best to communicate this to your employer as soon as possible. You can do this by sending a text message or an email. Be sure to include how long you anticipate being out sick, and if there is someone who can cover for you while you are gone.

Once your manager lets you know it’s fine, let them know what needs to be covered for you that day and when you think they can expect you back. Then, put an OOO message on your email, Slack, and any other internal communication tools you use.

Send an email or text to coworkers who may be able to cover for you for the day. Let them know you’re sick and may need them to fill in on a few things for you. Notify and reschedule any meetings that you were supposed to be a part of that day.
What qualities make up a good person?
Some of the most important qualities I believe make a "good person" are:

• Self-awareness and Confidence: You know your worth, understand your strengths and weaknesses, and have a quiet confidence that isn't boastful.

• Integrity and Honesty: You stay true to your word, value trust, and always strive to act with honesty, even when it’s inconvenient or challenging.

• Ambition and Purpose: You're driven by a vision or purpose. You set goals for yourself and work diligently to achieve them.

• Emotional Intelligence: You have the ability to understand, express, and manage your own emotions, as well as empathize with others. You want to communicate and resolve conflicts directly.

• Respect for Others: You treat everyone around you with kindness and respect, no matter their background.

Embracing and cultivating these traits allows for personal growth and establishes a foundation for meaningful relationships and success in various life areas.

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