And if you are looking for a new job, Teleperformance has the right opportunities for you.
Let’s start by congratulations. And then, time for some advice.
Making a good first impression on the first day of a new job is important. It’s natural to feel nervous about what expects you. However, the most important thing is that you start with passion, confidence, and a willingness to work and learn. This is a time in your life when you should feel excited. So, try not to let temporary feelings of worry and nervousness get in the way.
New job preparation
In theory, you are already aware of everything about your new company since the interview. Nevertheless, there is always more to discover. Do some research about the history of the organization, its areas of activity, and even the projects it has developed. The Internet is a great help in this kind of research.
Also, be prepared to ask questions. Even though it is important to listen, asking questions will prove your interest and desire to learn.
Goals
Before you start in your new role, it is important that you set personal goals for your future. Sit down with your boss and talk about what they expect from you.
Relax
It’s true that your recruiters have expectations set for you, but that doesn’t mean they expect you to know or do everything on day one. So, relax and use that first day to get a handle on everything.
Relationships
Work is work and of course, the most important thing of all is to do your job properly. But another important aspect, which you should not neglect, is the way you interact with the people around you. In the first few months, you should focus on building new relationships with your colleagues and adjusting to the company culture. Try to socialize with your coworkers.
30 seconds pitch
Prepare a 30-second pitch about who you are and where you were before. Many of your new colleagues will probably ask about your previous work experiences.
Punctuality and attendance
You’re starting out in a new job, and sticking to your schedule shows interest, commitment and engagement. Don’t miss it.
Starting a new job, joining a new team, and adopting new working methods is always a challenge. Difficulties may arise, but the opportunities will certainly be many more. Stay positive and motivated. A successful career awaits you!
