If you have received an invitation to a new interesting job, you should not refuse it just because you are afraid of change.
In fact, joining a new team and getting used to your new responsibilities is not nearly as difficult as it seems at first glance. To do this, you should follow a few simple rules. To begin with, try not to be late, it is better to come a few minutes earlier - your punctuality will be noticed and appreciated by everyone. If you are late, this fact will immediately discredit you in the eyes of your new employees. Dress nicely and neatly, because new colleagues will be able to form the first impression of you based on your appearance. Try to get to know your employees from the very first days of your new job. Impersonal treatment often causes a negative reaction from the interlocutor, so people will be much more pleased if you call them by name. Learn to listen and watch carefully to get to the bottom of your work faster. Be sure to attend any corporate events, be aware of the events discussed in the team. If any nuances of a new job are not yet clear to you, do not hesitate to ask questions to employees. This will not only demonstrate your interest in work, but also be able to exchange experiences with colleagues and establish communication with them. In order to build good relationships in your team, you should not refuse invitations to come to a cafe after work or have lunch together. Leisure time together is one of the best ways to quickly and firmly integrate into a new team. Good relationships with colleagues never hurt. At the same time, try not to take part in the discussion of certain employees. In any team there are always people who are spreading rumors and gossip. You should not be like them from the very first day at a new job. If you are asked to express your opinion about a particular employee, it is better to answer that you still do not know everyone well enough to judge the actions of your colleagues. At first, you will probably be looking for answers to various questions that a new position will pose to you. Therefore, it makes sense to stay at work for ten to fifteen minutes longer than usual.
