Workplace Best and Worst: Great Achievements

March 16, 2005 — -- While most of us were taught to let our work speak for itself, to not be a self-promoter and to seek to be part of the team, it's inevitable that the office suck-up will sometimes get the big promotion.

It can be frustrating, especially for the 91 percent of readers who responded to a WorkingWounded.com/ABCNews.com poll that they would rather drink Clorox than talk up their own personal accomplishments or consider self-promotion a necessary evil.

With that in mind, last week we asked you to boast about something that you did really well at work. Here are some of the best responses:

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Here are the results from last week's online ballot:
Which best describes your feelings about your own greatest accomplishments at work?

Workplace Best & Worst is a Wednesday feature at ABCNews.com. Each week we'll ask a question -- What is the worst workplace prank? What is the best advice? Who was your worst boss? And then in week two we'll run the best responses.

Bob Rosneris a best-selling author, award-winning journalist, popular speaker and a guy who has a file of his greatest hits at work for those times when he hits a particularly tough time at work.