- Erin McGoff, 28, is a pro at job searching and shares advice on her TikTok
- The New York-based career educator has now revealed the three traits of likeable people
- She said charismatic people were self-aware, gracious, and responsible
A career educator has revealed the three traits that all highly likeable people have so you can ensure that you nail your next job interview and get along with everyone in the office.
Erin McGoff, 28, is an expert at the job-searching process and frequently shares advice on how to land the career of your dreams on her TikTok account, where she boasts more than 2.7 million followers.
Most recently, the New York-based content creator took to the video-sharing platform to detail the three traits you should have if you want to be considered charismatic.
Erin revealed that you should strive to be self-aware, gracious, and take accountability if you want to get your dream job and get a promotion with ease.
Erin McGoff, 28, is a New York-based career educator who has revealed the three traits that all highly likeable people have
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She is an expert at the job-searching process and frequently shares advice on how to land the career of your dreams on her TikTok account
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First, Erin said that charismatic people are self-aware. She also noted that they take full ownership for everything in their lives
She captioned the video, which has so far amassed more than 62,000 views: ‘Sometimes the most subtle qualities are what make up your favorite people. Character over everything!’
The first quality highly likeable people have is self-awareness.
‘They understand their own triggers, flaws and tone and how they come off to other people,’ she said.
She then explained that someone who was self-aware would politely tell those around them how they’re feeling instead of taking it out on them.
For example, if they are feeling stressed they will say: ‘I’m sorry, I’m getting a bit overwhelmed, can you explain again from the beginning what exactly happened?’
Secondly, charismatic people always take ownership.
‘They take complete ownership of their life, they don’t make excuses, blame others, or victimize themselves,’ Erin explained.
She said that in a work setting this was shown by taking responsibility for your faults and ensuring it wouldn’t happen again.
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Lastly, the career coach noted that highly likeable people are gracious
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Viewers flocked to the comments section and praised the job expert for her tips
Lastly, the career educator noted that highly likeable people were gracious.
‘They’re highly grateful and respectful to anybody they come in contact with regardless of the dynamic of their relationship,’ she said at the end of the clip.
Viewers flocked to the comments section and praised the job expert for her tips.
One person wrote: ‘This is so true.’
Another user added: ‘Very helpful, thank you!’
‘Thank you so much,’ someone else said.
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