5 Things You MUST Do After Starting a New Job!

🥊 Some new hires have a secret ability that help them excel in the workplace; and according to Zara Zhang, that ability is to Make Things Happen

The sooner new hires and fresh grads are able to grasp this ability to “make things happen,” the faster their career growth

There are 5 goals young professionals (especially new grads) should aim to achieve in their corporate jobs to get ahead in the workplace: Know Who Does What, Know How to Ask for Help, Know When to Escalate, Know How to Host a Meeting that Doesn’t Suck, and Know Your Boss

Professionals who master these 5 areas are usually high performers who get recognized at work without having to “play workplace politics”

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00:00 How to Succeed in the Corporate World
00:48 5 Things to Accelerate Your Career
00:55 Know Who Does What
02:40 Know How to Ask for Help
03:32 Know When to Escalate
04:37 Know How to Host a Productive Meeting
05:53 Know Your Boss

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[JeffSu]

🧐 Have you noticed any colleagues at work who do really well in one or more of these areas?

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 How to Succeed in the Corporate World
00:48 5 Things to Accelerate Your Career
00:55 Know Who Does What
02:40 Know How to Ask for Help
03:32 Know When to Escalate
04:37 Know How to Host a Productive Meeting
05:53 Know Your Boss

[buja]

Yes, please make a whole video on hosting meetings that don't suck

[adrianabarreiros]

Come for the productivity, stay for the positivity! :) Even when your videos don't directly relate to my situation, I still find value in them, but to be honest the positive energy you put into every video is what keeps me watching!

[jenniferlee]

I really appreciate that you always cite articles and give original authors the proper credit instead of taking their key points as something you've come up with - something I've seen a lot of people do. And your additional insights are super helpful to build on those key points. Thanks for sharing!

[SYNDESTV]

Thanks for sharing Jeff (and credit to Zara as well)! Anyone who can prove they can do these deserves a job offer right away from us!

[Natasha-rw]

about to start a new job next week and this was unbelievably helpful, thank you so much for putting this together. subscribed af!

[beiyulu]

Hahahahaha I’m so lucky to have you two as my friends! 😆 yes I’m showing off only at the comment section 🤣

[veiledopinions]

I just recently found your channel when I was searching for a synopsis on ‘The First 90 Days’. I subscribed and share your videos with colleagues. Your channel is invaluable. I appreciate the time you take, and even purchased some of your offerings. Thank you!😊

[B-RaDoh]

Thank you for the work you put into these videos. They have helped me tremendously at work and I've really stood out by implementing some of these best practices! A video on hosting productive meetings would be amazing. Thank you again

[maggierwang]

Love the clear step breakdown of roles and how-tos, thank you! Yes please do share a video on how to host a productive meeting :)

[jessica]

THANKS Jeff!! This is going to be significantly helpful as I am currently starting out my career by creating a new position for myself. That really has to “make things happen”.

[ankitasaxena]

Great research Jeff as usual ! The energy is crazy on your video 🌻🦋💜

[ushnishchakravarty]

Wow! Your tricks and tips are going to help me start my career in near future!!!

[md.naimemolla]

Your tips & tricks make my life easier and productive. BTW congratulations jeff for 🎉200K subscribers🎉

[ichbinmelle]

thanks jeff! this is exactly what i needed right now!

[kateysandon]

Hi Jeff, I wanted to Thankyou. One year ago I watched your video about job interview tips. At that time I was driving two and a half hours away from home for work and it wasn’t very productive or profitable, so I was recommended for a job in my home town and I used your interview tips and I just passed my one year anniversary. Now I’ll use this video to accelerate my career

[LuisjmGil]

Did I found some gold over here? I think I did, again!
Week after week with great advices!

[prathameshvaze]

Hii Jeff, Thank You for such informative to the point Videos, they are helping me in my first Job.

[jose]

Hi Jeff, as someone who recently joined to the corporate world, I fully agree with most of this information. I also had to learn a few of these tips in a very harsh way.
Definitely know who does what would be tip #1 also in my opinion. Not only because of what you've mentioned in the video but also because when you first start a new job you are pretty much setting the basis of how you work. Therefore, if you seem to be a few steps back from the beginning, it's very likely that you will be tagged as so.
Thanks for your content, I learn a lot from your videos. I wish I'd had access to your videos a while ago.

[Christiana-J]

I'm here to watch this for the 5th million times, your content is just INCREDIBLE! 💎