So, you got a new job?

It’s the weekend and also Good Friday!

How’re you today?

So, you got a new job? Or wait, scratch that.?Are you looking forward to getting a new job?

Perhaps you’re already visualizing your first few days at this new job. You know, the office tour where you get to meet everyone, sign employment contracts, and the whole euphoria that comes with the reality that – yes, you’re finally here!

But, hold on a minute.

A new job is great, yeah, but it’s not the time to walk around with your head in the clouds.?The first few days at your new job are the most important!?Some career experts believe that the first month at a new job is crucial to creating a good impression with your team members and superiors.

So, whether you just got a new job, or look forward to changing jobs soon, here are 5 hacks that’ll help you establish yourself as a winner!

1. Prepare to introduce yourself more than once:?We get it, you may be new, and sometimes, new situations don’t really help boost one’s confidence in self-introductions, but you need to let your enthusiasm shine through. You can do this by paying attention to your surroundings, doing your best to take note of names, and having a mental script for your self-introduction ready for when you meet a new face.
2. Ask questions:?Don’t be shy to ask timely questions so you can get up to speed quickly. You can also write down your questions so you don’t forget.
3. Try to connect with your team:?Making connections allows others to know you and will help you gain insights into the company culture.
4. Add value:?You were hired to fulfill a need, so regularly think of ways to add value to your team.
5. Enjoy yourself:?This is a no-brainer! Take time to have fun and enjoy your new role, it’ll keep the ideas flowing!

Importantly, tell yourself you have what it takes to succeed and don’t forget it!

PS: Are you in sales or customer service? You can succeed in your interview using our free hack.

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Wishing all Christians a blessed Good Friday, a day of penance, prayer, and recollection. Happy Easter in advance as well. May the day fill your hearts with renewed hope, love, and peace.