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Jasmine S
I will be starting my first professional job soon. What are some of the work etiquettes that I have to look out for. Please help me out. How should I behave and what not? I am actually very nervous. Is it better to take my own lunch or eat out the first few days?
Answer
I know right, I've been through something like this, but luckly I already got into a kind of boss position, so the co-workers is that were a bit nervous, in fact. Anyway, calm down, be polite and use common sense.
Dos:
- a good first impression and dress appropriately. Wear conservative and nice clothes (pencil skirts, scoop-necked tops, cowl neck blouses, cashmere cardigans, low heel closed shoes...)
- smile and be friendly.
- when meeting your co-workers, look them in their eyes, give a solidly professional handshake and say something like âitâs a nice to meet you and Iâm looking forward to working with you.â
- listen and learn. Pay attention to what the boss and others say on the first day and take as many notes as possible.
- If you have any doubts about something, ask a few basic questions. Don't be afraid, it's better to ask than to do something wrong.
- If you have tatoos, it's better to try disguise them with makeup.
Don'ts:
- be late
- forget your documentation. When you're starting a new job, you usually need to fill out several forms and paperwork.
- gossip
- curse. Avoid bad words like "that sucks" or "f*ck". It's very unprofessional.
- tell jokes
- dress in poor clothes: flashy colors, cleavage, tube tops, low-rise pants, ripped jeans, fishnet stockings, shorts, miniskirts, excessive makeup, visible bra straps, workout outfit, crocs, outrageous hair color...If you're expected to be running up and down all day, don't wear high heels.
- overuse the cell phone. If you "must" use your cell phone, do it privately and quickly.
If you can, test drive the route to your work place before the first job day so you can calculate the time of your daily commute. Also it's nice idea to take something for lunch to work in a lunch bag or in a thermal container and prepare it the night before. Have a good night's sleep before the job day, eat a hearty breakfast and good luck.
I know right, I've been through something like this, but luckly I already got into a kind of boss position, so the co-workers is that were a bit nervous, in fact. Anyway, calm down, be polite and use common sense.
Dos:
- a good first impression and dress appropriately. Wear conservative and nice clothes (pencil skirts, scoop-necked tops, cowl neck blouses, cashmere cardigans, low heel closed shoes...)
- smile and be friendly.
- when meeting your co-workers, look them in their eyes, give a solidly professional handshake and say something like âitâs a nice to meet you and Iâm looking forward to working with you.â
- listen and learn. Pay attention to what the boss and others say on the first day and take as many notes as possible.
- If you have any doubts about something, ask a few basic questions. Don't be afraid, it's better to ask than to do something wrong.
- If you have tatoos, it's better to try disguise them with makeup.
Don'ts:
- be late
- forget your documentation. When you're starting a new job, you usually need to fill out several forms and paperwork.
- gossip
- curse. Avoid bad words like "that sucks" or "f*ck". It's very unprofessional.
- tell jokes
- dress in poor clothes: flashy colors, cleavage, tube tops, low-rise pants, ripped jeans, fishnet stockings, shorts, miniskirts, excessive makeup, visible bra straps, workout outfit, crocs, outrageous hair color...If you're expected to be running up and down all day, don't wear high heels.
- overuse the cell phone. If you "must" use your cell phone, do it privately and quickly.
If you can, test drive the route to your work place before the first job day so you can calculate the time of your daily commute. Also it's nice idea to take something for lunch to work in a lunch bag or in a thermal container and prepare it the night before. Have a good night's sleep before the job day, eat a hearty breakfast and good luck.
How can I acheive the perfect summer body?
Kimberly
I want a flatter stomach and bigger thighs and I know to get this you must lose the fat but after I do what workouts should I do to get those "thunder thighs"? And flatter,toned stomach?
Answer
This I can help you with!
Skin:
You need to first eat a healthy breakfast and lunch and dinner. Lots of veggies and lots of water (to make your skin just glooww) Use plenty of lotion after a shower when your pores are open and absorb more. Exfoliates are good especially for the lips. To give you a fresh look. Always sleep the right amount and put cold tea bags and cucubers on your eyes to refresh them and make you look more alive
Tummy:
RUNNING. Always good (remember lots of water) eat healthy. Crunches on an ab roller (about 3 sets of 10 or more if you feel like it you'll have a hard stomach in a month)
Legs
RUNNING (lots of water) about 3 sets of 10 squats
This I can help you with!
Skin:
You need to first eat a healthy breakfast and lunch and dinner. Lots of veggies and lots of water (to make your skin just glooww) Use plenty of lotion after a shower when your pores are open and absorb more. Exfoliates are good especially for the lips. To give you a fresh look. Always sleep the right amount and put cold tea bags and cucubers on your eyes to refresh them and make you look more alive
Tummy:
RUNNING. Always good (remember lots of water) eat healthy. Crunches on an ab roller (about 3 sets of 10 or more if you feel like it you'll have a hard stomach in a month)
Legs
RUNNING (lots of water) about 3 sets of 10 squats
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