Are you happy to learn that you have successfully passed a difficult interview and are eagerly awaited at your new job?
Of course, your heart will be racing with excitement and anticipation, but at the same time, you may feel extremely nervous.
To help you cope with this feeling and minimize the stress of moving to a new job, let's remember some of the simplest and most effective rules.
Ask questions and "warm your ears"
Try to keep in mind the information that will be pouring out on you in the first few days: about job descriptions, internal regulations, dress code, etc.
If something is unclear, don't hesitate to ask.
Don't be afraid to admit your mistakes
It is quite possible that as soon as you sit down on your new office chair, you want to impress everyone with your extraordinary talents, but sometimes, under stress, we, on the contrary, begin to make twice as many mistakes. If this happened to you, remember that only angels are sinless, and admit to the mistake you made.
Don't spread rumors and gossip
This does not do credit to anyone, especially a new employee. Here we remind you that in the presence of colleagues it is better to avoid personal conversations on a mobile phone, and especially on a work phone. If such a need arises, leave the office to talk.
Don't be late
Remember, punctuality is a quality that is respected.
Don't stay late at work
If you do this, you probably don't know how to plan your workday wisely or you're trying to please your boss. Both of these things won't be appreciated. At the same time, don't rush to leave your workplace at exactly six in the evening - try to maintain a balance.
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