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how did you manage the first day at your first job?
my dream job is to be a lawyer but I don't much detail about it yet and I haven't done much research on it yet but it is not any worry to me at this moment in time since I'm very young and have a good amount of time to get that figured out.
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Adrian’s Answer
As you begin your first day at work, embrace humility and maintain an open mind. Recognize that you won't have all the answers, even if you hold a higher rank than those around you. Adhering to this straightforward yet vital rule will help you earn respect in any workplace. Best of luck!
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PwC’s Answer
Hi! Congrats on your first job! You must feel very anxious, nervous, and a variety of other feelings. That's all normal! First things first, take a deep breath. It'll all work out. Trust me, I've been there and it does get easier. Remember you're just starting. The job does not expect you to know everything in on day. Just take a deep breath, meditate, and ask questions as you go along with the work. Focus on what your job is and why you do it, and take every task one at a time and doing each more efficiently. Have faith and trust yourself! You'll do amazing! :)
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Harmit’s Answer
Hello Giada! Know that on the first day of the job, you're never going to know everything or be fully successful with everything you do. Everyone knows you're learning and everyone has had a first day. Keep your mind open, ask lots of questions, and know that it's ok to make mistakes! Don't be afraid to ask any questions either. It's better to ask questions and communicate as it shows employers that you're invested in learning, improving, and growing with them. You'll do great!
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Vinay’s Answer
Arrive on time
Practice your elevator pitch
Get to know your new team
Bring positive energy
Show interest in your team
Use positive body language
Dress for your position
Be ready for anything
Accept invitations for lunch
Learn the language of the organization
Find out about the professional expectations
Turn off your cell phone
Start building your network
Learn the location of everything
At the end of your first day, thank everyone who helped you during the day. Thank your manager again for the opportunity to be part of their team. Showing gratitude demonstrates positivity and your drive to begin contributing to the company.
Practice your elevator pitch
Get to know your new team
Bring positive energy
Show interest in your team
Use positive body language
Dress for your position
Be ready for anything
Accept invitations for lunch
Learn the language of the organization
Find out about the professional expectations
Turn off your cell phone
Start building your network
Learn the location of everything
At the end of your first day, thank everyone who helped you during the day. Thank your manager again for the opportunity to be part of their team. Showing gratitude demonstrates positivity and your drive to begin contributing to the company.
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Trevor’s Answer
You'll likely meet a lot of people, do paper work, and start training. There are a lot of people out there willing to help you especially on your first day!
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PwC’s Answer
Be confident in yourself and know they're just trying to get to know you better. You won't know its a good fit unless you try. Good luck!