- not having skip days, like in college, is hard
- but being dependable and having perfect attendance is worth it in the long run
- dressing up every day can get expensive so invest in pieces you're able to mix and match
- make friends with people in different departments, at some point you'll need their help
- you might not like your job, but someone hates theirs more
- there are many jobs that are much worse than yours
- find the one thing you most enjoy about your position and remind yourself of it daily
- not everyone will like you, and that's okay
- at the end of the day your supervisor's opinion of your work is the one that really matters
What's the most important thing you've learned since joining the working world? As a young professional I'd love to hear any advice.
PS: my supervisor is putting together my review today and I receive it Wednesday, all positive vibes and prayers sent my way appreciated
Great tips! I agree that you should focus on the positive and the things you like about your job instead of the things you don't like! It makes for a much happier work environment!
ReplyDeleteVery true things! I have discovered though, at least for my job, that every now and then, calling in sick because you're just too exhausted and can't face work is perfectly okay. A mental health day IS a sick day!
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