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If you get new job, what you will do in first month?

1- keep silent up to know everything

2- learn everything related to new job

3-start your job without  any care

4- others ...

 

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Question added by samer maher , Senior Operations Manager , El Badry
Date Posted: 2015/10/19
Sulaiman Syed
by Sulaiman Syed , Administrative Affairs Officer , Public works and Service Department - Ras Al Khaimah Goverment.

Be Smart Enough to show my presence by doing all the given duties and study them very well from my seniors and for sure with limit i have to get together with all the staffs in the company to gain there respect and attention. :)

IMRAN ALI MOHAMMED
by IMRAN ALI MOHAMMED , Accounts Officer , M/s. Euro Glazing Ltd

I will go with

 

Option2:  which is 'Learn everything related to the new job' and

 

Option4: which for me is

a) To know & enquire more about the nature of the job

b) Knowing my exact duties & responsibilities

c) Whom Iam reporting to and who is reporting to me

d) Interacting extensively with my collleagues and superiors 

e) To learn about the new environment

f) Suggesting and improving any job related issues. 

g) Implementing my experience from the previous job so as to impress the superiors

h) Developing rapport with my immediate colleagues and superiors in order to gain confidence of them

 i) If needed working extra hours to learn anything related to my new job.

Mien Murad
by Mien Murad , Public Relations Manager , Nadila Indodaya

I will do the number two. It's normal behavior to do that in the first month of your new job.

Muhammad Aamir Ayaz
by Muhammad Aamir Ayaz , Internee , Dawood Lawrencepur Limited

Option2 is favorable for me.

JASSIM  KHALIL
by JASSIM KHALIL , Customer Service Supervisor / admin assistant , london hospital Kuwait

for me one and two is both an acceptable answers cause you cant take any action or make any decisions beforeyou know everything about the industry and the company you work with

LAWRENCE MAPURANGA
by LAWRENCE MAPURANGA , Business Admin , Services and Contracting

Take time to talk to your manager about working styles and to understand their current priorities as a manager

Mohammad Ashi CFA CMA
by Mohammad Ashi CFA CMA , Group Finance Manager , QOAD

Must learn everything related to the job and ask about anything related to it.

Rami Assaf
by Rami Assaf , loading and Storage Operations Supervisor , Arab Potash Company

study position with activities & duties.

start to build trust relation with colleagues.

study position history.

additional to that you mention 

 

Ahmed Al-Barbary
by Ahmed Al-Barbary , Administration/ HR Manager , Nostalgia for Media, Translation and Publishing

I believe that it depends on the type and level of job, but generally I'll study the business environment of the company, I'll read the company policies & procedures, I'll try to get information about the history of people who was in my place before, what they accomplished and what they not, I'll evaluate my team and plan how to manage them, and will gather data about key functions and key players in the company.

Nael Shishani
by Nael Shishani , PR and Events Manager , Arab Medical Center

No,2 would be the ideal answer, where each job has its own secrets and being silent or not caring both could be misunderstood  

 

i choose number2, it is very important to learn everything about the job, so that in the future you can decide whether to stay in the job or not, and if it fits your goals and your career path or not.