While we would love to offer up all of the congratulations that are in order, we will offer some words of wisdom as the next best option. Still searching for that perfect job? Take a look at Attrax.
Continue reading and you will learn about some of the top tips you should be using when you are just getting started with a brand new job.
Things To-Do After Accepting A Job Offer
Did you land a new job? After you go on celebrating, you will want to continue to put these additional things on your to-do list.
1. How To Make A Good Impression On Your Very First Day
Nothing is going to cause you to shake in your boots like a job interview. That is until you’ve finally landed the job of your dreams and you are scheduled for your first day of employment. No worries, we are here to help situate you with a complete guide on making a solid first impression.
2. Ways To Fight The Brand New Job Jitters
If you are worried about having to go to a brand new office this week, we’ve come up with a list of four different ways you can take full control over your nerves to avoid allowing them to ruin your experience.
3. A Complete Guide To The First Week
With these rules in place, you will be able to get as comfortable as needed and get yourself off on the right foot with your brand new boss.
4. Find Yourself In The Elevator With The CEO? Here’s What To Say
You find yourself in the awkward position of being in the elevator with the CEO. Don’t panic — here are some of the things you can use to jumpstart the conversation.
5. How To Ask For Time-Off
Are you worried about asking for time-off because you are brand new? Worried about having to give up your vacation time because you just got started? We’ve come up with some answers to these questions that you can leverage to ask for time-off as a brand new employee.
6. To-Dos For Your First Year On The Job
By striving for the right goals within the first year on the job, you will be able to not only impress your boss but also set yourself up for long-term success. Guess what? These things aren’t all about just doing your job.
