How To Get Ready To Start Your New Career

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Congratulations on landing your new job, what great news!

You’ve already done the most challenging task and found a foot in the door to your new career. Now is the time to prepare and plan a few things, so that you’re ready to start work seamlessly, as a successful employee.

The following are things to consider and get ready before your first day on the job.

 

Strength

Any new career can be a shock to the system; so it’s important to have the stamina and strength to flourish in your role during, what’s likely to be, your probation period.

You don’t need to any Schwarzenegger-style training; however, having a basic level of fitness will help to ensure you can make the most of each working day, and shouldn’t lag too much in energy come the afternoon.

The more work you can complete; the better the impression you’ll leave on your new boss. It’s worth packing a balanced lunch and some healthy snacks for the afternoon too, as you’ll need the proper fuel to keep your energy levels up.

 

Attire

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Make sure you know exactly what you’re expected to wear for the working week in your career, and, more importantly, what the banned items are in your new workplace.

Whether you’re investing in some sturdy black shoes or finding scrubs for work, you’ll need to make sure that you’re abiding by the company’s clothing rules; otherwise, you could end up making a costly mistake before you’ve even received your first paycheck.

If your career doesn’t require a specific uniform or company clothes, then it’s a wise choice to invest in a capsule wardrobe.

Choose a variety of separate items, that can all be paired together successfully so that you can interchange your garments throughout the week when you dress for work.

It’s also a pleasant feeling to change out of your work attire once you’re home so that you can leave work at the office; meaning that having separate clothing that’s kept just for work is a smart idea.

 

Equipment

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Your new place of work will be sure to provide the essential items that you’ll need to complete your tasks each day (unless otherwise stated).

However, it’s always a nice idea to get some items for yourself and your deskspace to help you settle in and work comfortably.

Personal stationery, like pens, notepads, and a diary will help to make your career feel official while retaining your personality and personal style.

A suitably sized bag is also an excellent investment, to ensure all your belongings can be transported safely, and you can project a professional style when arriving at meetings outside your usual office space. For some more ideas on personalizing your desk space, take a look here: https://www.themuse.com/advice/8-cheap-and-easy-ways-to-make-your-workspace-more-fun-to-stare-at-all-day.

 

Transport

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You must plan how you’re going to get to work well in advance of your first day. If you’re going to drive your car; practice the route a couple of times in peak traffic conditions to get an idea of the time it will take, and the best course to take. Find out if you’ll have access to parking, or if you’ll need to find and pay for

Find out if you’ll have access to parking, or if you’ll need to find and pay for space nearby; you’ll need to account for any added time this will take to your journey.

The same goes for public transport; check times and ensure to have completed the journey before your first day rolls around. By planning and being sure on how you’re getting there; you’ll arrive fresh, full of energy, and ready to take on the first day in your new career.

By planning and being sure on how you’re getting there; you’ll arrive fresh, full of energy, and ready to take on the first day in your new career.

By planning and being sure on how you’re getting there; you’ll arrive fresh, full of energy, and ready to take on the first day in your new career.

So what are you doing to get ready for your new career?  Share your comments below.

Cheers!

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