6 things you shouldn’t do at your New Job – Job Interview Skills series | Succeed at job skills

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6 things you shouldn’t do at your New Job – Job Interview Skills series | Succeed at job skills
After facing all the Job interview questions and answers and displaying your Job interview skills you have been successful at the Job Interview, you have successfully nailed the job interview.
Congratulations! Do you want to stick to this job? Well if your answer is yes, then let me tell you that there are certain things that you should not do at this job because these things are career spoilers, after all you have faced all the job interview questions daringly and taken all the efforts to be successful at the job interview. They can completely destroy your career.
So after the job interview process, beginning a new job is very exciting and it's scary at the same time. Especially when you've had a bad experience at your past job, your new job becomes very exciting for you because here you can reverse everything that happened on the last job and you want to start all over again. Then this new job gives you the opportunity to redo everything and to have a much better experience and it lets you start all over again. So isn’t it great to have a new job and how much more do you want to preserve this job?
So even if your previous job was a pain, with the new job you will be able to learn new things, refresh yourself and have new and great experiences. And more than that, you'll be able to take new challenges and even make some new friends at work. Well that's such a great idea to have a great job and a new job. But all these things can be very scary too. You may be worried about whether you will fit in, in your job or not. Whether you'll be able to make friends or not or if your coworkers will like you or not or whether you'll be able to impress your boss or not or how hard your new job is going to be. So what you can do is, you can avoid doing certain things that I'm going to tell you in this session in order to preserve your job and to stick to your new job and definitely you'll be off to a good start as you switch to your new job. So my name is Michelle and you're watching me on Skillopedia, the pace to learn skills for the real world.