[xyz-ips snippet=”post-thumb-url”]Starting a new job? Here’s how you keep it.
You aced the interview, accepted the offer and now it’s the first day of your gig. So how do you make sure you’re invited back for day two?
According to the job resource site Ladders.com, there are 13 things you can do during the first three months to guarantee an extended stay. For example:
1. For example, say “yes” to things even if you have no idea how you’re going to pull them off. Saying yes means you are a team player and that you’re not afraid of a challenge.
2. Find a way to solve problems on your team or among your fellow employees. As the new person on the job you bring fresh eyes to the situation. You might notice a problem others don’t or have experience with a different way to get things done, so don’t be afraid to speak up.
For the other 11 tips on keeping your job past the first paycheck, check out the full article now. And make sure you give the benefits time to kick in.
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