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“Allow Me to Introduce Myself (Properly)”

Filed under On the Job
Posted by Libraries, March 21, 2007
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Sam Grobart, Money, Jan. 2007, Vol. 36, Iss. 1, p40-41.

Just get a new job? Don’t get started on the wrong foot. The following article offers advice to people who are new employees and building professional relationships with their co-workers. The author advises resisting the impulse to try to impress coworkers with brilliant new ideas, as they may be threatened by a new person. Also, don’t try to be a comedian; instead be pleasant and polite. New employees should let their work speak for them. Learn the culture of the workplace, and let your work speak for itself.

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