@@risrcareers It went amazing 👏 I kept remembering a few of the things you said and some of them were definitely applicable and I appreciate the video man. Thank you.
On first day: 1) When nervous armour yourself with information. 2) Plan & Prepare. 3) Refresh your understanding of your new role. 4) Refresh what the company is about. 5) Practice how you're going to introduce yourself. 6) Be curious. Eg., Ask why is it done that way. 7) You're in control of your own personal brand. 8) Write everything down. (Names of people, Questions, ideas, important information, actions etc). 9) Make a glossary of the terms used in your division of work and use these terms wherever possible. Using them will demonstrate your level of knowledge and connecting with people in a deeper way.
Thanks for all the tips! I'm literally 29 starting my first ever job after over a decade of illness lol, I'm really glad they've given me a chance! Subscribed
Such a calming voice. Today is my first day at a new company after almost 17 years at my last. Brought a notepad and pens and have been taking notes. Watching this on my lunch. Thank you!
great video, deserves way more views! just finished my first week at a full-time office job! while its remote for now, its key to take notes, ask questions to understand, be friendly and smile on video :) first day hurt my head with information overload, but once you start understanding things it makes for a much more enjoyable day
In the first 10 minutes of meeting your new team, the fear is being judged by them right off the bat. They are looking to see how nervous you are. If you go in with confidence, then you are one step ahead of your team. I had this fear, but my team (direct reports) was small, 8 people. So I thought one ice-breaker was to bring in a dozen donuts. Food always puts people as ease and for that moment, they are not judging you per say, but, seeing a manager who wants to succeed.
Great nerve-calming video that deserves all the praise. I am starting tomorrow my first corporate job and I am looking forward to use those nifty tips you gave in the video.
Thank-you so much, I am so glad I found this vid before my new role tomorrow, I have anxiety and you dont know how helpful this has been to me. New role, new industry and just thankyou mate
I have generalized anxiety disorder and my new job is as a Clinical Case Manager in a small mental health agency. I have over twelve years of experience in the field, but have been unemployed for the past six months. I really clicked with the hiring manager during my interview. I am also a Certified Peer Counselor, but this isn't part of my new job. I am worried about overshaing with my new coworkers. This video has made me a bit more confident, thank you.
@@djmusicmakers4 omg i completely forgot i wrote that, i ended up switching jobs and moving back to my home country, but it was really good! really nerve wracking at first but these tips helped so much
Thank you for all this great information. My nerves and anxiety are so high right now. I'll be starting on-site training tomorrow. These tips are helping to calm me down a bit.
@@haasan9360 Not the job I was expecting at all. The recruiter made it sound so different. It was very fast-paced and at almost 60 years old, I knew I would not be able to perform like they wanted me to for this position. Sadly, I had to let them know this after my second training day. :'(
I have no doubt this will be very helpful to me tomorrow as i resume my first day at my new workplace.I feel more confident after listening to you here..Thank you for putting this tips out here.
Have my first day of the first job ever in the morning a bit of nervous confusion and some excitement. Feeling like i don’t know anything what will i do and thoughts like that. Lets see hoping for the best hopefully a new and amazing chapter starts tomorrow.
Thank you for your video. It was very inspiring to me. Even though I started in a new job like a million times, this time it is something different. It is going to be my first office job which is serious. So I want to leave a good first impression and perform as well as possible.
Congrats and best of luck! Office dynamics can be different, but it sounds like you’re putting the effort in which will give you a great head start. Just remember to be open minded, enjoy the new experience, and don’t be afraid to ask questions that will help you understand your challenges.
Thank you for giving a wonderful suggestions on how to manage first day of work like 1) you always remember co- workers names and call by name 2) be curiosity 3) leave Enxiety 4) naver make jokes with manager 5) be confident 6) go early and leave lately
Starting my second job today, this helped settle my nerves. I have a big personality and I can come off as a "know it all" lol. Good to know I just need to dial in down. Thanx❤
I love how practical and specified your tips are. Thank you for the time and efforts. Wondering if you could articulate a bit more on how you structure your notepad?
Thanks Haasan - glad you’re getting value from it. With regards to my notebook, I keep it simple with no particular structure - just one note after the other (making sure I always note the date and who I was talking with etc). The symbols I add are there so I can find the info I’m looking for. The glossary I start from the back page so that all of that info is together. The inside front cover I always put the names of important people so I don’t forget them, and the inside back cover for other important info like my employee ID, etc. That’s just what I do though, and I suggest you eventually find your own way that works well for you. Hope that helps!
I have my first day at my dream job tomorrow.. I'm excited and a lil bit jitters.. I have social anxiety which I'm healing from as HR Manager. Wish me luck.
@@risrcareers it went better than what I had expected, and THANKS TO YOU! Had my second day today which I started with watching your video about 'First Week of job' .. I actually made notes and I can already tell my new boss seems impressed by my organisation & work ethic. You're like an elder brother/mentor who I always needed but didn't know. Thank you for your wisdom. Keep making more plz
I’m going from freelance to office. Today had my first interview. I was cool and smiled whole time but I was nervous inside. Now I know the reason as you mentioned it’s fear of unknown. But I want to challenge myself and get better financially.
@@asim3105 good luck. I quit after a week 😂 I couldn’t lock myself in office. Couldn’t follow my hobby going to gym and follow my diet. I realized life is too short to chase money
Well done for trying something new - that takes guts. Yes, office life and culture isn’t for everyone - your happiness is always #1! Wishing you all the best 🙏
I really found this useful as I am starting my new chapter in my career and trying to learn self management and office etiquette and approaching the journey with right mindset. Thanks for the initial help.
I watched all 3 videos of starting a new job. Very useful and insiteful. I will start a new job as logistics coordinator on monday and very much appreciated if you have more tips please...thanks!
Congrats on the new role. Due to the nature of your role, which I assume is going to be quite process driven, I’m hoping you can find an opportunity to improve a process (or even a small part of a process) during your first few months. You’ve already proven that you are keen to learn, so my biggest tip is to keep that energy up, and most of all - REMEMBER TO HAVE FUN!
Thank you very much for your prompt reply Raf and please make more.videos I am sure there are a lot of viewers like me that will benefit and educate us with your educatiomal tip. Keep up the good work xx
@@risrcareersRalf just to give you update, I started last Monday as scheduled and it went very well with the onboarding, nice team as well. As expected there are too much info and started online training. Of course there's more to come. Bye and thanks xx Please make more videos!
Great stuff bro, am from Africa man and tomorrow am starting a new job at a leading company in my country as a sales rep and am freaking out like crazy, but overall this will really come In handy br I hope it works coz am a nervous reck right now 😢
Just subscribed. Last Monday, gave 1-week notice to job I had been at for 13.5+ years. First day is tomorrow though I haven't allowed myself enough time to think about things, so not feeling the normal anxiety. Is entry level position but will be making 75 cents/hour more than previous job because promotion 2 years ago (from customer service to running a department) was apparently a "lateral" move. People my age are usually counting days till retirement however, I'm still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up. I'll let you know what tips were helpful in my instance.
I start my first entry level job today and I am so nervous - I am in the bathroom reviewing this before in 5 hours! I should sleep but I was too nervous :( Thank you! I prepared my little booklet and pen :D
New job but also moving to a whole new country for it. My first ever job. Fear of the unknown for sure! A question about taking notes: I imagine it might be strange/possibly rude to make notes in the middle of a conversation? Of course the names of people can be noted down afterwards, but for example during training - would you take notes as someone is talking to you or would you make notes after they're finished?
Congratulations! In a work situation, it is perfectly normal to take notes in the middle of a conversation. If you’re having a casual chat then it might be a little out of the ordinary if you are furiously taking notes, but in a meeting it’s very normal. If you’re ever in doubt, then just ask (e.g. “I hope you don’t mind if I take some notes while we talk? I just don’t want to miss anything”). I hope that helps, and all the best!
Hey congratulations! Did you know that the feeling of nervousness feels very similar to the feeling of excitement? It’s probable that you are feeling a bit nervous and a bit excited but experiencing it all as nervousness. When you start to get those butterflies, tell yourself that you are not nervous but that you are excited, and it’s likely that this may help. And remember that most of the remaking nerves are from fear of the unknown. The reality is that the first few weeks - even months - are very forgiving. You won’t be expected to know everything. Enjoy the new challenge - I’m really excited for you!
I'm going to start a new job and I won't get to take notes there. I have usually troubles learning a lot of new information. How would you adapt this without notes?
Congratulations on the new role! From what you’ve said I assume it’s some sort of service or line role where you will be hands on doing the work? There are several ways to improve your memory generally and master recall of specific facts, and many of them take some time to master, which I guess you don’t have. In the meantime, here are 3 ways which might help you: 1) Does your new company have standard operating procedures that you could review? If not, move onto the other tips (and consider creating some procedures for yourself and others to follow) 2) When shown new tasks, make sure you are really concentrating on what’s being shown to you. A great way to do this is to ask lots of questions as you go. You’ll remember more. 3) After someone has shown you something, try to summarise it back to them. They will help you fill in any gaps, but again, you’ll find you also remember a lot more. At the end of the day, try to recall these things again, as well as first thing the following morning, and again the next day. This will embed those learnings into your memory. Hope that helps. Also bear in mind - most of us have crappy memories 😀 Good luck!
Starting my EMT career tomorrow and am nervous for so so many reasons lol Just one: I get nervous having to drive with people judging my driving 😂 And that’s like 90% of the career 😅 Honestly I feel like It’s been such a long and difficult process accomplishing this, now that it’s finally here I’m more ready to begin than I am nervous.
Congrats and all the best 👏!!! Sounds like you’re psyching yourself out a bit on the driving front 😂. Interesting fact for you to consider: When we feel excited or nervous, our body and mind react in similar ways, which can make it hard to tell which one we are actually feeling. So some of your nervousness might just be excitement that you’re misinterpreting 😉
You’re not alone Michelle. Just remember that the first few weeks is a very forgiving time, especially if you establish a good feedback loop with your boss.
Not sure if this is normal but my heart rate is 130 bpm and all I have been doing is brething on my bed so yeah, it will be my sencond day at my first job and K am so nerves. This video helped so much.
When you are getting promoted, should you also act like this? I am not getting any promotion atm, I am just asking out of curiosity for future me. Thanks.
Although some of the principles still apply, it is a little different if you’re getting promoted because you already know the company, the systems and processes, and some of the people. If you watch the First 90 Days video on this channel, you will find that to be more relevant. I am planning a video specifically on getting promoted, so keep an eye out for that one as well.
I was an Auditor but i got a new job as a finance officer , i will be in charge of the finance department. I lam having some doubt on myself but this video made me realise we are greater than we think. Thank you.😊
I am scared but I know thats because I'm starting a new chapter in my life and am trying to be a better person everyday and that I got this.
All the best, brother - you got this!
@@risrcareers It went amazing 👏 I kept remembering a few of the things you said and some of them were definitely applicable and I appreciate the video man. Thank you.
Awesome!
It's been a year, curious how it's going😊
Follow up!!!!!
On first day:
1) When nervous armour yourself with information.
2) Plan & Prepare.
3) Refresh your understanding of your new role.
4) Refresh what the company is about.
5) Practice how you're going to introduce yourself.
6) Be curious. Eg., Ask why is it done that way.
7) You're in control of your own personal brand.
8) Write everything down.
(Names of people, Questions, ideas, important information, actions etc).
9) Make a glossary of the terms used in your division of work and use these terms wherever possible. Using them will demonstrate your level of knowledge and connecting with people in a deeper way.
...not all heroes wear capes! 🙌
Thanks for the notes😊
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks for all the tips! I'm literally 29 starting my first ever job after over a decade of illness lol, I'm really glad they've given me a chance! Subscribed
Good on you - congrats! All the best - let us know how you go 😃
Such a calming voice. Today is my first day at a new company after almost 17 years at my last. Brought a notepad and pens and have been taking notes. Watching this on my lunch. Thank you!
The music is a nice touch, it's very calming. I guess a lot of people who watch this video are going to be a little nervous. Very thoughtful.
Starting my fist job in 1 hour so nervous and scared but hopefully this helps me calm my nerves
Hope it went well Trent!
great video, deserves way more views! just finished my first week at a full-time office job! while its remote for now, its key to take notes, ask questions to understand, be friendly and smile on video :) first day hurt my head with information overload, but once you start understanding things it makes for a much more enjoyable day
In the first 10 minutes of meeting your new team, the fear is being judged by them right off the bat. They are looking to see how nervous you are. If you go in with confidence, then you are one step ahead of your team. I had this fear, but my team (direct reports) was small, 8 people. So I thought one ice-breaker was to bring in a dozen donuts. Food always puts people as ease and for that moment, they are not judging you per say, but, seeing a manager who wants to succeed.
Feeling nervous but also a little curious and excited.
Starting my new job today as Assistant Manager (I haven't held a management position since 2021). Thank you for posting this.
All the best!
Great nerve-calming video that deserves all the praise. I am starting tomorrow my first corporate job and I am looking forward to use those nifty tips you gave in the video.
Thank-you so much, I am so glad I found this vid before my new role tomorrow, I have anxiety and you dont know how helpful this has been to me. New role, new industry and just thankyou mate
I change my profession/career and this is my first time in a firm/cooperate office. Definitely anxious thank you!
I have generalized anxiety disorder and my new job is as a Clinical Case Manager in a small mental health agency. I have over twelve years of experience in the field, but have been unemployed for the past six months. I really clicked with the hiring manager during my interview. I am also a Certified Peer Counselor, but this isn't part of my new job. I am worried about overshaing with my new coworkers. This video has made me a bit more confident, thank you.
Starting a new job in a few weeks. Very nervous but looking forward to it. This video helped a ton. Thank you so much 😊
The Bonus point is sooo true and soo useful. I used to get overwhelmed by the new language.. but not anymore InshaAllah
Your inputs and calm delivery really deserves more exposure!
i start my new job today at 10am and it’s currently 8:18 am and i’m so nervous 😭 i’ll definitely use these tips :)
Congratulations, good luck and enjoy your first day!
how did your first day go
@@djmusicmakers4 omg i completely forgot i wrote that, i ended up switching jobs and moving back to my home country, but it was really good! really nerve wracking at first but these tips helped so much
Thank you for all this great information. My nerves and anxiety are so high right now. I'll be starting on-site training tomorrow. These tips are helping to calm me down a bit.
All the best!
how was it?
@@haasan9360 Not the job I was expecting at all. The recruiter made it sound so different. It was very fast-paced and at almost 60 years old, I knew I would not be able to perform like they wanted me to for this position. Sadly, I had to let them know this after my second training day. :'(
@@sandooch6465 wish you best in next one
my first day of work today.....thanks for the encouragement
I have no doubt this will be very helpful to me tomorrow as i resume my first day at my new workplace.I feel more confident after listening to you here..Thank you for putting this tips out here.
Good luck mate!
Great advice.. thanks for the structured format. I am excited and nervous to start tomorrow 😊
Have my first day of the first job ever in the morning a bit of nervous confusion and some excitement. Feeling like i don’t know anything what will i do and thoughts like that. Lets see hoping for the best hopefully a new and amazing chapter starts tomorrow.
Great Tips! I'm starting out next Monday and really excited to join my first full-time job!
Wishing you all the best!
Thank you so much for your tiny bus so important details you've shared. So valuable 💖🙏
Good video. REPLACE FEAR WITH A POSITIVE ATTITUDE, FOCUS, AND ACTION.
Thank you for your video. It was very inspiring to me.
Even though I started in a new job like a million times, this time it is something different. It is going to be my first office job which is serious. So I want to leave a good first impression and perform as well as possible.
Congrats and best of luck! Office dynamics can be different, but it sounds like you’re putting the effort in which will give you a great head start. Just remember to be open minded, enjoy the new experience, and don’t be afraid to ask questions that will help you understand your challenges.
Thank you for giving a wonderful suggestions on how to manage first day of work like 1) you always remember co- workers names and call by name 2) be curiosity 3) leave Enxiety 4) naver make jokes with manager 5) be confident 6) go early and leave lately
im nervous as heck, couldnt sleep well last night but i think im at least prepared
Starting my second job today, this helped settle my nerves. I have a big personality and I can come off as a "know it all" lol. Good to know I just need to dial in down. Thanx❤
Feeling great, escited for first 2 hours
Watching this video just before my first day. Thank you for this
I love how practical and specified your tips are. Thank you for the time and efforts.
Wondering if you could articulate a bit more on how you structure your notepad?
Thanks Haasan - glad you’re getting value from it. With regards to my notebook, I keep it simple with no particular structure - just one note after the other (making sure I always note the date and who I was talking with etc). The symbols I add are there so I can find the info I’m looking for. The glossary I start from the back page so that all of that info is together. The inside front cover I always put the names of important people so I don’t forget them, and the inside back cover for other important info like my employee ID, etc. That’s just what I do though, and I suggest you eventually find your own way that works well for you.
Hope that helps!
I have my first day at my dream job tomorrow.. I'm excited and a lil bit jitters.. I have social anxiety which I'm healing from as HR Manager.
Wish me luck.
Best of luck! Let us know how it goes…
@@risrcareers it went better than what I had expected, and THANKS TO YOU! Had my second day today which I started with watching your video about 'First Week of job' .. I actually made notes and I can already tell my new boss seems impressed by my organisation & work ethic. You're like an elder brother/mentor who I always needed but didn't know.
Thank you for your wisdom. Keep making more plz
Thank you! This will be very useful!
I’m going from freelance to office. Today had my first interview. I was cool and smiled whole time but I was nervous inside. Now I know the reason as you mentioned it’s fear of unknown. But I want to challenge myself and get better financially.
How did it go? I start my new job in the morning...
@@asim3105 good luck.
I quit after a week 😂 I couldn’t lock myself in office. Couldn’t follow my hobby going to gym and follow my diet. I realized life is too short to chase money
@@asim3105 how is yours going
Well done for trying something new - that takes guts. Yes, office life and culture isn’t for everyone - your happiness is always #1! Wishing you all the best 🙏
@@risrcareers thank you ❤️🙏🏼 wishing you same
Excellent! I feel so ready for my first day tomorrow!
loved this in depth vid ! my first day is tomorrow:)
I really found this useful as I am starting my new chapter in my career and trying to learn self management and office etiquette and approaching the journey with right mindset. Thanks for the initial help.
I have to star a new job on monday after a couple of years gap. Thank you so much for the tips will be followed.
Awesome - congrats and all the best! 🙌
Great video! Most Made me feel more anxious. You reaffirmed what I already knew and it was very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for the tip, I will be starting my new senior role on Monday. I will definitely use these tips, I hope to remember all.
Congratulations and all the best!
You are very good, im always prepared because Im a business owner and trying something new.
thanks for the valuable tips
I start my new role in few days time, I’m a bit tensed to be honest. It’s my probation period , I hope I come out successful.
This is awesome, can't wait for more videos please.
Thank you so much. There’s more on the way… next one should be out in a few days. Stay tuned!
This information is fantastic great job
I watched all 3 videos of starting a new job.
Very useful and insiteful.
I will start a new job as logistics coordinator on monday and very much appreciated if you have more tips please...thanks!
Congrats on the new role. Due to the nature of your role, which I assume is going to be quite process driven, I’m hoping you can find an opportunity to improve a process (or even a small part of a process) during your first few months. You’ve already proven that you are keen to learn, so my biggest tip is to keep that energy up, and most of all - REMEMBER TO HAVE FUN!
Thank you very much for your prompt reply Raf and please make more.videos I am sure there are a lot of viewers like me that will benefit and educate us with your educatiomal tip. Keep up the good work xx
@@risrcareersRalf just to give you update, I started last Monday as scheduled and it went very well with the onboarding, nice team as well. As expected there are too much info and started online training. Of course there's more to come. Bye and thanks xx
Please make more videos!
great video, thank you very much. I subscribed!
Feeling confident for my first day.
Enjoy your first day!
I think im going to be excited because because it's my first time in work place and in the employees communty but also stress
Love your pro advice 😅
This is soooo helpful and informative, thank you👍🏻
Thank you so much, this was very helpful
Thanks for the tips, tomorrow my first day 😀 😊 🙂
Great stuff bro, am from Africa man and tomorrow am starting a new job at a leading company in my country as a sales rep and am freaking out like crazy, but overall this will really come In handy br I hope it works coz am a nervous reck right now 😢
Good luck bro - you got this!
Thank you!
The time i saw this video, all my anxiety went away❤, great video.
This video helps me a lot, tomorrow i am going to onboard my first job, thx man😂
Thank you for your efforts, you have helped quite a bit
This is so helpful thank you so much
I'm starting my new job and again I'm coming back to this video. Thanks again!
Thank you sir. Tomorrow is my first day. And i cant even sleep 😴
So well put together
Just subscribed. Last Monday, gave 1-week notice to job I had been at for 13.5+ years.
First day is tomorrow though I haven't allowed myself enough time to think about things, so not feeling the normal anxiety.
Is entry level position but will be making 75 cents/hour more than previous job because promotion 2 years ago (from customer service to running a department) was apparently a "lateral" move.
People my age are usually counting days till retirement however, I'm still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up.
I'll let you know what tips were helpful in my instance.
Awesome - and well done for making the move! Looking forward to the feedback…
I have my first corporate job in 9 years, kids are older and time me to focus on my career, im excited but also nervous
Congrats on the role and all the best!
I start my first entry level job today and I am so nervous - I am in the bathroom reviewing this before in 5 hours!
I should sleep but I was too nervous :(
Thank you!
I prepared my little booklet and pen :D
Congratulations on the job! How did you go?
@@risrcareers The job went a lot better than expected! Thank you so much for your tiips!
Glad to hear it! All the best 😀
thank you for the video
I am starting a new role as a fabrication supervisor in the fixed plant maintenance section mining industry,I need this tip
Congrats on the role - how did you go?
Thank you ❤
New job but also moving to a whole new country for it. My first ever job. Fear of the unknown for sure! A question about taking notes: I imagine it might be strange/possibly rude to make notes in the middle of a conversation? Of course the names of people can be noted down afterwards, but for example during training - would you take notes as someone is talking to you or would you make notes after they're finished?
Congratulations! In a work situation, it is perfectly normal to take notes in the middle of a conversation. If you’re having a casual chat then it might be a little out of the ordinary if you are furiously taking notes, but in a meeting it’s very normal. If you’re ever in doubt, then just ask (e.g. “I hope you don’t mind if I take some notes while we talk? I just don’t want to miss anything”). I hope that helps, and all the best!
I started a new job this week and yeah i petty much did everything what this not to do
I give myself a mouth😅
😂
Great!
Apreciate your ideas.
After 12 years on my job and on my comfort zone. I am starting a new job as an HR manager tomorrow and I am nervous.
Hey congratulations! Did you know that the feeling of nervousness feels very similar to the feeling of excitement? It’s probable that you are feeling a bit nervous and a bit excited but experiencing it all as nervousness. When you start to get those butterflies, tell yourself that you are not nervous but that you are excited, and it’s likely that this may help. And remember that most of the remaking nerves are from fear of the unknown. The reality is that the first few weeks - even months - are very forgiving. You won’t be expected to know everything.
Enjoy the new challenge - I’m really excited for you!
My bad for thinking that was a washing machine with a new tire on the front of it lol (i have unresolved childhood trama)
I'm going to start a new job and I won't get to take notes there. I have usually troubles learning a lot of new information. How would you adapt this without notes?
Congratulations on the new role!
From what you’ve said I assume it’s some sort of service or line role where you will be hands on doing the work?
There are several ways to improve your memory generally and master recall of specific facts, and many of them take some time to master, which I guess you don’t have. In the meantime, here are 3 ways which might help you:
1) Does your new company have standard operating procedures that you could review? If not, move onto the other tips (and consider creating some procedures for yourself and others to follow)
2) When shown new tasks, make sure you are really concentrating on what’s being shown to you. A great way to do this is to ask lots of questions as you go. You’ll remember more.
3) After someone has shown you something, try to summarise it back to them. They will help you fill in any gaps, but again, you’ll find you also remember a lot more. At the end of the day, try to recall these things again, as well as first thing the following morning, and again the next day. This will embed those learnings into your memory.
Hope that helps. Also bear in mind - most of us have crappy memories 😀
Good luck!
Starting my EMT career tomorrow and am nervous for so so many reasons lol Just one: I get nervous having to drive with people judging my driving 😂 And that’s like 90% of the career 😅 Honestly I feel like It’s been such a long and difficult process accomplishing this, now that it’s finally here I’m more ready to begin than I am nervous.
Congrats and all the best 👏!!! Sounds like you’re psyching yourself out a bit on the driving front 😂. Interesting fact for you to consider: When we feel excited or nervous, our body and mind react in similar ways, which can make it hard to tell which one we are actually feeling. So some of your nervousness might just be excitement that you’re misinterpreting 😉
I would be taking up a supervisor position soon and is looking for some help
Great video
Great tips
I’m in my first week… I’ll be working more autonomous from tomorrow, and feel so unprepared. Yes I have snapped! LOL!
Fear of the unknown :) … chances are you’ll be just fine. Enjoy the new role!
I'm feeling a little nervous as it's the first job back in a office after 2 years.
You’re not alone Michelle. Just remember that the first few weeks is a very forgiving time, especially if you establish a good feedback loop with your boss.
I am joining for new job has store supervisor in automobile industry in next week and yes i am little confused
I’m curious, not nervous.
Omg! The name thing is a huge problem for me lol
I start my first day ever in a workplace and I'm nervous af
My first day went well
All the best, and hope you enjoy the experience!
Brilliant stuff!
Really I. Scared really
Abit confuse on the first day of work
I'm feeling nervous on my first day
Let us know how you went. Congratulations on the new role!
I feel unsure
iTS VERY UNDERRATED AND SUPER GOOD
Hope will be good after listening you 🙂
Not sure if this is normal but my heart rate is 130 bpm and all I have been doing is brething on my bed so yeah, it will be my sencond day at my first job and K am so nerves. This video helped so much.
When you are getting promoted, should you also act like this? I am not getting any promotion atm, I am just asking out of curiosity for future me. Thanks.
Although some of the principles still apply, it is a little different if you’re getting promoted because you already know the company, the systems and processes, and some of the people. If you watch the First 90 Days video on this channel, you will find that to be more relevant. I am planning a video specifically on getting promoted, so keep an eye out for that one as well.
ARM YOURSEFL WITH INFORMATION: thankyou, I will!!I think this will help dramatically with my nerves
Enjoy your first day and all the best!
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COOL stuff !
I was an Auditor but i got a new job as a finance officer , i will be in charge of the finance department. I lam having some doubt on myself but this video made me realise we are greater than we think. Thank you.😊
Congratulations - all the best!
Thank you!