Positive Minded Officers | Negative Minded Officers |
Officers who have a positive attitude will pay attention to the good rather than bad in people, situations, events, etc. | Officers with a negative attitude ignore the good and pay attention to the bad in people, situations, events, etc. |
Such Officers are rewarded, and it means the individual is encouraged to do the same thing in the future. | Such officers are punished to discourage the same action in the future |
They will surely experience joy, love, gratitude, peace, and hope. Hence commitment and dedication to public service. | They will have negative feelings such as anger, disappointment, irritation, envy, etc. Hence frustrated and exhausted with their jobs. |
Having a “positive attitude” means a person believes everything happens for the best in the end. | A person with a “negative attitude” tends to believe their best days are in the past, and there is nothing to “look forward to” and considers it a waste of time and energy. |
It is an optimistic approach for a person to achieve good results. | It is a pessimistic mindset of a person who is not capable of handling critical issues. |
It can achieve long-term goals easily and in time. | It can achieve some initial goals but not the long-term goals |
It is a process of solving problems. | It is a process of looking for problems. |
Such officers with a positive attitude pay attention to the virtues of others. | Such offices with negative attitude pays attention to other people’s shortcomings |
Such officers always see opportunities. | Such officers always see limitations. |