Feeling unsettled at work
When we start a new job, we are often told to 'fake it 'til we make it.' However, we may continue to feel out of our depth. It may be because there are no clear indicators that measure our performance.
- Rather than speculating if you measure up in your work, ask for feedback.
- Ask what indicators your boss will look at to assess your performance.
- You could also ask for more coaching where you are struggling the most.
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