14 TIPS to Start Your New Job - First Day at Work - How to make a great first impression

Your first day at work can be very stressful and challenging. Your first day is when you will feel the most anxiety. In this video you will learn how to calm your nerves so you are not a wreck on the first day of your new job. There are so many unknowns when starting a new job and the last thing you want to do is to let your nerves get the best of you on the first day at work. Starting a new job does not have to be hard and in fact, with a little planning, the first day of your new job can be quite exciting.

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So, you have a new job. Congratulations. Now, you want to make a great first impression. So, let's get you into the right mindset, so you look awesome.

Step number one; find out what people are wearing. It used to be traditional to wear a suit on your first day, but that is old-school thinking. You don't want to stand out like an oddball in a suit if everyone else is wearing jeans or business casual. Now, do you?

Now, you should already have got an idea of what people are wearing from when you went on job interviews at this company. Okay?

Step number two...

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[jacqulinesegarra]

First day of a new job tomorrow and my anxiety is going through the roof 😥😥 it’s the biggest company I’ve ever work for and my first entry level job 🥺

[zhengyuwang]

1. Know how to dress - do not overdress
2. Ask Questions before you show up on your first day
3. Be Polite and get out and introduce yourself to your co-worker (do it enthusiastically)
4. Ask for help (but think through it before and try to solve on your own)
5. Learn what everyone else does (i.e. Job role, Project they are working on, etc)
6. Don't stress - give yourself time to learn things
7. Ask more questions in meeting (be curious)
8. Don't afraid to ask for a feedback
9. Perform best of your ability (no slacking, get things done ahead of schedule)
10. Don't suck up and don't be overly nice (maintain balance)
11. Show up 10-15 minutes early to scheduled start and don't leave on time. (can be interpreted as you are a time watcher)
12. Don't be a Diva (don't be a demanding person rather give time and space to do there job)
13. Don't be a person who knows it all. Rather be open minded and learn why/how the process is.
14. Don't misuse company resources (internet for social media, watching videos, using company phones for personal calls, etc)

[pj]

Thanks for actually directly saying “contain yourself, let people warm up to you”. I needed to hear that 😂

[nathanielmajor]

I finally got a job from not having one for almost a year in a half, it feels awsome!!!

[Indeed]

"Give your co-workers time to get to know you, the real you, " is such a great piece of advice. Thank you for sharing!

[ntantar]

#1 and the most important characteristic Is whether you fit in with the culture. Everything else can be worked around

[anastasia]

Just hit my 5 month mark at my new job!

[suharishful]

Here is the summary (recommend you to watch video though)
1. Know how to dress - do not overdress
2. Ask Questions before you show up on your first day
3. Be Polite and get out and introduce yourself to your co-worker (do it enthusiastically)
4. Ask for help (but think through it before and try to solve on your own)
5. Learn what everyone else does (i.e. Job role, Project they are working on, etc)
6. Don't stress - give yourself time to learn things
7. Ask more questions in meeting (be curious)
8. Don't afraid to ask for a feedback
9. Perform best of your ability (no slacking, get things done ahead of schedule)
10. Don't suck up and don't be overly nice (maintain balance)
11. Show up 10-15 minutes early to scheduled start and don't leave on time. (can be interpreted as you are a time watcher)
12. Don't be a Diva (don't be a demanding person rather give time and space to do there job)
13. Don't be a person who knows it all. Rather be open minded and learn why/how the process is.
14. Don't misuse company resources (internet for social media, watching videos, using company phones for personal calls, etc)


You are awesome!! Go and conquer your job! Best of luck!

[leilachaltu]

i got 6 job offers within the same day after listening to his videos on how to answer interview questions.

[cameliak]

Tomorrow is my first day of work and i wasn’t stressing until i watched the video, i didn’t realize there are so many things one should pay attention to 😭

[patrycjalee]

Followed your advice on my final job interview and I GOT IT 🎉🎉🎉 now from unemployed Im new Multi-site Manager. Thank you.

[coming_together]

Don, I followed all your advice and just landed a dream promotion. Thanks for all the great content. I appreciate it!

[latoyiab]

I just left a job of 17yrs to work for another company. I've seen plenty of new hires come and go, now it's my time. Trying to go about this the right way. I'm an introvert so I'm trying to break that until I get to know them. Wish me luck!!

[ichoosemysanity]

When I was younger I had a negative overall experience with interviews. They never hired me at 18 I got a crappy job. Eventually when I got 20 got a better job than the one before was making still only 7.75 an hr but things got better. I am now almost 28 and they're begging me to work for them. All you young folks things get better when you get experience and take assessments.

[jay]

Thanks a lot Don. Great reminders. It's been a while since I started a new job, thankfully. So here we go on a great new adventure @59 years young.

[valeriemazerbo]

leaving my old comfort job to go and try something new :) i’m nervous but i know it’ll be a good change for me

[SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

I can see how I’ve caused problems for myself by not knowing these things, so thank you, Don!

[henrybenson]

I just got my dream job, in fact it is my dream job in progress, I just turned 18 a couple months ago and I have got a position as an apprentice at JP Morgan, Canary Wharf, London, and I will be a financial analyst and also get a degree after 5 years, along with an AAT level 4 qualification and I also plan to do a CISI and CFA qualification along the way

[deggy]

I’m starting a new role next week after 8 years working in a toxic work environment (I had to get out the job was destroying me) I’m super nervous and want to make a good impression hopefully these tips will serve me well! Thankyou!

[pallavi]

I am sending this to my brother who finally got his first job after graduating last year! Thank you for the video. He easily gets stressed out in new environment so I hope he takes it easy