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Set Healthy Boundaries In Your New Job: Key Takeaways

Set Healthy Boundaries In Your New Job: Key Takeaways

Failing to set boundaries early on in a new job is not only exhausting but also traps you into high expectations that you need to continually live up to, which can be demoralizing and unsustainable.

Here are a few strategies on how to set healthy limits in the first days of a new job so that you can balance your own needs and make a good impression in the process: 1) identify what’s driving you,

2) consider the upside,

3) articulate and share your personal preferences,

4) apply your energy strategically, and

5) create and follow through on new habits.

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