When you go through the employment formalities and other things, they usually go very fast and need to be completed immediately. You need to know the flow of such things in advance to prevent mistakes and fall into some workplace traps. Secondly, for you to hand in your homework in college, the pace at this time is faster than you think. You must be clear about this and be mentally prepared.

2. Learn to do things independently

You need to understand one thing, you are no longer an intern in the company, but a formal employee in the company. Now, you need to do things on your own, and you must make sure to finish everything before the deadline of the task. Besides, you may not get as much feedback as during your internship. At this time, you need to take the initiative to ask your superiors what to do and what are the shortcomings.

3. Learn to think (innovate)

After work, you need to have independent thinking ability, learn to share your own views and think of corresponding solutions. Secondly, you can also improve your work through some ways and methods. Sometimes your suggestion is not interviewed, not because your opinion is unimportant, but because you are new.

4. Pay attention to study

Even if what you do is independent and self-sufficient, don't think you can handle it on your own level. Don't have such an idea. What you learned in your first job will have a far-reaching impact on your future career. For example, learn how to manage your time and how to cooperate with team members. In addition, if the company provides some learning opportunities (special training, free study abroad) to make good use of, there is always something new to learn.

5. Respond to the email in time.

At work, you will use email to carry out your work. It is important to check and reply to emails in time, and every moment will be recorded. There is no fixed time. In fact, the sooner you reply, the better, but only if you pay attention to whether your wording or grammar is insufficient, effective and professional when you reply quickly!

6. Network collaboration is also very important.

Sometimes when you go for an outing, take part in industrial activities or visit some people, the network office will continue to play a role, so that you can still work well when you are not in the office. In fact, this is also very helpful for your future. If you change jobs or do some outsourcing, you can't imagine how much this skill will help you.

7. Take part in more activities after school and make more new friends.

Taking part in extracurricular activities in college is to enrich college life, but after work, you should take part in some social activities purposefully to keep yourself active. Because it's one of the few ways you can make new friends.

8. Make as many achievements as possible and record them.

This is your first job in your career, and it will always be with you. For example, what you do, articles you write, activities you organize, a financial statement, a planning case, a marketing activity and so on. Should be recorded. These work results will help you "bargain" with your boss when you are promoted and raised, and even in your future interview.

9. Maintain professional identity

This involves many aspects. Your clothes and attitude are the qualities that a professional should have. For example, in terms of self-image: the first impression is good, even if the performance is not good enough in the future, others will tolerate you; The first impression is not good, even if you do it beautifully later, others will not think too highly of you.

10. Keep the power.

Finally, you should remember that you need to have a positive attitude. Many people will feel depressed and stressed because of various difficulties in their first job, and sometimes they will feel bored. As everyone knows, when you are buried by these uneasy emotions, the only thing that can save you is the remaining positive attitude. Summing up the past, those who complain about their work have hardly succeeded.

Summary:

Don't be too formal, but as a newcomer, try to be modest. We should be humble and polite. Talk less and do more. You can help your colleagues do what you can, which will leave a good impression on them. Be diligent, have a "living" vision, and learn to think from the perspective of colleagues. Every newcomer in the workplace will experience some confusion, so don't care too much.