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

Not only should you show good manners to the people that you are working with you should also be eager to go out and meet new people. This means that you get out from under your desk and tell them who you are and if they need anything you can help them. Make them know that you are genuinely interested and eager to start working.

**It sets the tone for yourself**

- Make sure you try and solve the problem before you ask for help, but don't be afraid to ask for him, your coworkers want to help you and they want you to succeed so asking for help is the best course of action

Ask there titles the projects they are working on, and everything that they are doing in their company

- Find that one person who will be the biggest help and see how you can help them and they can help you out as well

Use the first 30 days to figure out everything that you need to know, and when you ask a question then make sure that you actually remember the answer to that question

- It's okay to make mistakes, just learn from them and keep moving forward, cringy moments will happen just accept them.

 Meetings are meant to get everyone to speed and to make sure everyone is on the right track so by asking questions you make sure that you are doing what is expected of you

- Don't ask too many stupid questions

 Feedback is one of the best opportunities for growth so don't be afraid to ask your coworkers or boss how you're doing what can you improve on and what can help take your designs to the next level

- Show a genuine interest to continue to grow and get better

- Whatever job you are trying to do make sure that you do it to the best of your abilities and very early because negative impressions are formed very easily.

Honestly your coworkers don't want to work with an overly nice guy or a fake guy

- Make sure that you let your coworkers know the real you

- Everything in life is balanced, let them know you slowly don't go overboard

- Don't arrive too early for work and don't leave too early or right on time because that shows that you are a time watcher

Don't demand things people do not like that, all too often new hires hide who they are

- Be there to help and do it enthuiastically.

- Even if you know how to do something still allow them to show you, it might benefit you and it also shows that you are willing to learn new ways

• It shows that you respect the company equipment and puts you in a good light with the manager and your coworkers at the company