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So, I got a job… What Now!?. Office of Career Services 124 Sand Spring Hall x4403. Getting Ready to Go to Work. The Dress Ask for company policy manual, dress accordingly Create a list of clothing you may need to pick up before starting Keep an eye out for sales at Dept. Stores
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So, I got a job…What Now!? Office of Career Services 124 Sand Spring Hall x4403
Getting Ready to Go to Work • The Dress • Ask for company policy manual, dress accordingly • Create a list of clothing you may need to pick up before starting • Keep an eye out for sales at Dept. Stores • Remember, nice clothing can be found at Goodwill • Be modest, but professional *In case of emergencies, consider keeping a lint roller, deodorant, cologne, stockings/socks at your desk
Getting Read to Go to Work Cont… • The Commute • Think about carpooling, buses, or metro to help stay green! • Drive it a couple times before your first day of work • Learn where traffic back ups occur, plan accordingly. Don’t be late! “If you’re early, you’re on time; if you’re on time, you’re late”
Office Etiquette • Make sure to keep office communication appropriate • Always keep in mind that the person beside you could be the boss’ wife or child… • Emails within the company should remain formal • Keep your cell phone on silent, leave it in the car
Office Etiquette Continued… • If using company phone for personal calls, be sure to keep a log • Limit your smoke breaks to twice a day • Make sure to understand how the timeclock or hour tracking works • Read your policy manual! Know the rules
Office Etiquette Continued… • Be considerate of those around you! • Speak quietly and politely • If allowed to listen to music, don’t sing along • Don’t hang out at colleagues desks • Keep appointments punctual
Computer Usage • Use computer in accordance with company policies • Leave all personal sites to home computer • Only check company email • Don’t install programs onto the computer without help desk permission
What Employers Offer You • Healthcare Packages • Retirement Packages • 401 (k), IRA, Roth IRA. Which is best for you? • Paid Time Off (PTO), Sick leave • Flex time/schedules • Are weekends or night hours required?
Budgeting • Itemize your bills • Keep a listing, organize by dates due and amount • Record fuel usage, adjust driving accordingly • Pack a lunch instead of buying lunch • Set aside money for special vacations, birthdays, or holiday gifts • Job security changes, so don’t make any large unnecessary purchases immediately after hiring
Other various tips • Make sure to pay attention during training. • Ask about possible social hours outside of company time • If issued a company credit card, be responsible with it
In Closing…. • Its important to remain professional in everything you do… • If you ever need any job help, Career Services is still here for Alumni! • Good Luck!