From figuring out what to wear to remembering where your new cube is, all while trying to learn the ropes and make a good first impression on your new boss and co-workers, your first day at a new job can be absolutely terrifying.
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Want to make sure you start things off on the right foot? We curated some great pieces of advice for not only surviving your first day at a new job, but thriving.
By Lily Herman, The Muse
- First things first, check out this awesome hour-by-hour guide to surviving your first day at a new job. (Lifehack)
- Coming into your job with an open mind can make all the difference when talking to your new colleagues and boss. (Forbes)
- Figuring out the coffee situation and getting organized are just as important during your first day as your more formal onboarding processes. (Business Insider)
- This might sound counterintuitive, but the old “fake it till you make it” mantra isn’t the best one to follow when you’re new. (Havard Business Review) [post_ads_2]
- Don’t just get physically ready for a new gig; make sure you’re mentally prepared, too. (Lifehacker)
- One of the most important things to do at a new job: set boundaries early. (DailyWorth)
- Keep your expectations low and be ready to adapt starting on day one. (99U)
- To make yourself even more successful at your new job, develop a 30/60/90 day plan. (Right Management)
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