Corporate Newbie ( from campus to corporate)Abhipsa Barik
The document compares and contrasts the earlier economy and the new economy across several factors. It discusses differences in industry analysis, job opportunities, employee profiles, expectations, remuneration objectives and structures, and likely future trends between the two economies. It highlights aspects of the new economy like intense competition, global opportunities, multiple roles and careers, performance-linked pay, and an emphasis on developing employability for the future.
In this file, you can ref interview preparation tips with interview questions & answers, other interview preparation tips materials such as: interview thank you letters, types of interview questions
This document discusses the importance of campus to corporate initiatives to help students transition successfully from academia to careers. It notes that currently, a large percentage of graduates in India lack employability due to skills gaps. Campus to corporate programs can help address this by providing students industry exposure, training, mentorship and internship opportunities to make them job ready. The document outlines several successful existing programs run by companies like Videocon, GlobalLogic, Reliance and Cognizant. It argues that closer collaboration between industries and academics is needed, with industries playing a role in curriculum design and faculty development to ensure students gain both theoretical and practical knowledge.
The document provides career advice for students transitioning from school to employment. It emphasizes starting early to pursue one's dreams, and notes that only 25% of technical graduates and 10-15% of general graduates are employable due to a lack of necessary skills. These skills include responsibility, adaptability, patience, and a willingness to learn from others. The document contrasts the differences between student and employee mindsets and responsibilities. It provides tips for improving English skills, writing effective resumes and applications, and interview preparation. The overall message is the importance of continuous self-improvement to be competitive in the job market.
We've compiled a list of 10 attributes that make for a great employee. Any of these 10 traits will make you flourish to a better individual.
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The document discusses preparing for different types of job interviews, including structured, unstructured, stress, group, and virtual interviews. It provides tips on how to effectively prepare for an interview by researching the employer, understanding the job requirements, planning appearance and materials, and practicing answering common and illegal interview questions. The summary should focus on the key types of interviews discussed and essential preparation strategies.
Corporate Newbie ( from campus to corporate)Abhipsa Barik
The document compares and contrasts the earlier economy and the new economy across several factors. It discusses differences in industry analysis, job opportunities, employee profiles, expectations, remuneration objectives and structures, and likely future trends between the two economies. It highlights aspects of the new economy like intense competition, global opportunities, multiple roles and careers, performance-linked pay, and an emphasis on developing employability for the future.
In this file, you can ref interview preparation tips with interview questions & answers, other interview preparation tips materials such as: interview thank you letters, types of interview questions
This document discusses the importance of campus to corporate initiatives to help students transition successfully from academia to careers. It notes that currently, a large percentage of graduates in India lack employability due to skills gaps. Campus to corporate programs can help address this by providing students industry exposure, training, mentorship and internship opportunities to make them job ready. The document outlines several successful existing programs run by companies like Videocon, GlobalLogic, Reliance and Cognizant. It argues that closer collaboration between industries and academics is needed, with industries playing a role in curriculum design and faculty development to ensure students gain both theoretical and practical knowledge.
The document provides career advice for students transitioning from school to employment. It emphasizes starting early to pursue one's dreams, and notes that only 25% of technical graduates and 10-15% of general graduates are employable due to a lack of necessary skills. These skills include responsibility, adaptability, patience, and a willingness to learn from others. The document contrasts the differences between student and employee mindsets and responsibilities. It provides tips for improving English skills, writing effective resumes and applications, and interview preparation. The overall message is the importance of continuous self-improvement to be competitive in the job market.
We've compiled a list of 10 attributes that make for a great employee. Any of these 10 traits will make you flourish to a better individual.
Learn more on Officevibe blog:
https://www.officevibe.com/blog/infographic-great-employee
Download our guide and learn how to hire great employees
http://officevi.be/26Wutl0
Download our guide and learn how to build your employer brand:
http://officevi.be/1TuyZx6
The document discusses preparing for different types of job interviews, including structured, unstructured, stress, group, and virtual interviews. It provides tips on how to effectively prepare for an interview by researching the employer, understanding the job requirements, planning appearance and materials, and practicing answering common and illegal interview questions. The summary should focus on the key types of interviews discussed and essential preparation strategies.
This document provides advice on choosing a career by outlining several key factors to consider: interests, skills, goals, preparation, education, and resources. It emphasizes exploring one's interests and skills, setting career goals, researching education and training requirements, and using online resources to help determine suitable career options and paths. The document stresses taking time for self-reflection, making lists, evaluating experiences and abilities, and relating skills and interests to potential careers in order to select a fulfilling occupation.
The document outlines the key differences between a business and a job. A business is an occupation where goods and services are provided to earn a profit, with the main goal being financial gain. A job refers to regular work performed in exchange for pay, often within an existing business or organization. Successful businesses require ideas, investment, strong ethics, leadership qualities, honesty and dealing fairly with others. While education is not necessarily required to start a business, most jobs demand qualifications and degrees. Overall, both businesses and jobs can provide income, but businesses typically entail higher risk but also higher reward from long-term growth, while jobs offer a fixed salary and more stability.
The document provides guidance on interviewing techniques and the negotiation process. It discusses handshakes, business etiquette, preparing for interviews, typical interview structures, questions to ask, following up, and tips for negotiating salary such as understanding the negotiation process, evaluating your worth, and providing positive responses to objections.
This document provides guidance on professional etiquette. It begins by defining etiquette as a ticket that allows one to know the rules for different social situations. Good etiquette makes social and professional interactions more pleasant and predictable. The document then lists several principles of etiquette from different religions and cultures about treating others well. It notes that good manners can open doors even when other advantages like money or status cannot. The rest of the document poses multiple choice questions about etiquette best practices in business and social settings like introductions, dining, communication, and workplace behavior.
Positive attitudes in the workplace have many benefits, including improved communications, better teamwork, increased morale and higher productivity. Maintaining a positive attitude can be challenging, but volunteering, showing appreciation for coworkers, avoiding negativity, and recharging yourself can help create a positive environment. One person with a positive attitude can influence others and make a difference in the overall workplace culture.
A sea change is required for a person who is going to start a career saying bye to studies. This presentation gives an insight into the basic change required by the candidate in order to adjust himself/herself to the corporate culture.
This can also useful for the candidates who are going to attend an interview.
The document provides tips for building good relationships with colleagues, including being honest and communicating openly, making colleagues feel welcomed, observing company culture, and finding common interests. Building healthy relationships is important for career success. The tips are based on sources that discuss developing positive work relationships.
This presentation gives a complete idea of what a cover idea is.
Before you go through this presentation, keep it in mind that many people don't consider it important but it is as important as an index of a book.
Index highlights topics of the book where cover letter highlights acheivemens and skills of applicant
Soft Skills Form the Implementing Skills which enhance your technical skills and ensures better professional growth. This presentation tries to cover importance of soft skills.
Whether you're new to the workforce or looking to change careers, a job search can be stressful. Follow this guide to get through your job search with ease and success!
Remember to visit the SLC Career Centre for further questions and assistance!
The document provides tips for preparing for a job interview from both the employer's and candidate's perspective. It recommends researching the organization, comparing your skills to the job description, preparing responses to common questions, dressing appropriately, bringing required materials, paying attention to non-verbal cues, and following up after the interview. Specific tips include learning about the company's culture, evaluating the match between your profile and the position, discussing career goals, and using a proven preparation list from Princeton University.
This document provides guidance for transitioning from campus to a corporate environment. It discusses key differences between campus and corporate culture. The transition requires a shift in mindset to adapt to corporate expectations. Issues like unemployability are also addressed, with statistics showing a lack of skills among graduates. Soft skills like communication, etiquettes, attitude and leadership are identified as important for professional success. Challenges for new joiners like adjustment issues and expectations are reviewed. Case studies on interview and post-joining experiences demonstrate areas for improvement. Overall the document emphasizes developing the right skills and mindset to take advantage of career opportunities despite challenges.
This document provides information about soft skills training for students. It discusses:
1. The most desirable soft skills that employers look for, including communication, problem solving, honesty, flexibility, and a positive attitude.
2. The importance of speaking English for career opportunities and confidence. Methods to improve English like speaking regularly, listening to media, reading, and writing.
3. An overview of company recruitment processes like aptitude tests, interviews, group discussions, and the importance of dress code, grooming, body language, and preparation.
This document provides an overview of a career planning workshop that focuses on the job search process. It includes sections on resumes, job search strategies, interview techniques, and resources. The workshop is self-directed and includes hyperlinks to additional information. It discusses necessary documents for a job search like resumes and cover letters, and preparation tips and tools to help students successfully find employment. Additional career support services are also available.
It's obvious that happiness plays a key role in our lives. A study of over 250,000 people found that happiness leads to many positive benefits, including: higher income, more productivity, higher energy, better relationships, and better health.
Surprisingly, it's not success that causes happiness, but being happy that tends to lead to success. Studies have identified three common factors that can increase our happiness at work—and in life.
Autonomy
Employees with autonomy—whether managing their own time or deciding what they work on and when—have greater job satisfaction and report more fulfilling lives.
People with high income but little autonomy are usually much less happy than people with low income but control over what they do.
Finding ways to control your work with time-management skills and productivity tools can bring peace to your schedule and happiness to your job.
Purpose
We want to feel that we matter and that we make a difference. Data from 11,000 U.S. workers showed that the strongest predictor of meaningfulness at work was the belief that the job had a positive impact on others.
Finding meaning in what you do gives longterm inner satisfaction.
Mastery
One common habit of people who are happy at work is that they identify their strengths and skills and are committed to continuously improving as a lifetime goal.
Acquiring a new skill or improving one you already have is easier than ever thanks to on-demand elearning sites. For example, you can learn: software, leadership, finance, and more whenever and wherever you like and learn from top instructors who meet you where you’re at—beginner, advanced, or anywhere in between—to boost your confidence, keep you happy, and get the job done!
lynda.com and other elearning platforms aid mastery by reproducing the best teacher experiences. Great teachers offer knowledge, but also much more: motivation, confidence, and a boost of positivity—all of which really make learning stick!
Learn more: http://www.lynda.com/Business-training-tutorials/29-0.html
This document discusses work ethic and ethics in the workplace. It provides examples of what employers owe employees and what employees owe employers, such as a fair work environment and dependability. Examples of ethical issues that can arise are discussed, such as taking a personal call at work or complaining about a customer. Maintaining integrity, avoiding gossip, and not wasting resources are identified as important ethical practices. The document emphasizes how ethics are important for productivity and balancing responsibilities. It explores how to deal with unethical situations through making the right decisions even under pressure.
The document discusses three topics:
1. Will: It discusses six universal human needs that people are passionate about: certainty, uncertainty, significance, belongingness, growth, and contribution.
2. Skill: It notes that there is no single way or standard time it takes to learn a skill, which varies between people, and natural ability is not the only factor in success.
3. Bill: It defines three types of sight - eye-sight, hind-sight, and mind-sight - and how they relate to understanding market opportunities and problems that companies solve by hiring problem solvers.
Participate in a discussion regarding job readiness program components designed for your community as well as an introduction to a proven Job Readiness curriculum.
SkillBott is a comprehensive standards based online College & Career Readiness curriculum that teaches America's youth the essential 21st Century skill required to succeed in College, Career and Life.
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This document provides advice on choosing a career by outlining several key factors to consider: interests, skills, goals, preparation, education, and resources. It emphasizes exploring one's interests and skills, setting career goals, researching education and training requirements, and using online resources to help determine suitable career options and paths. The document stresses taking time for self-reflection, making lists, evaluating experiences and abilities, and relating skills and interests to potential careers in order to select a fulfilling occupation.
The document outlines the key differences between a business and a job. A business is an occupation where goods and services are provided to earn a profit, with the main goal being financial gain. A job refers to regular work performed in exchange for pay, often within an existing business or organization. Successful businesses require ideas, investment, strong ethics, leadership qualities, honesty and dealing fairly with others. While education is not necessarily required to start a business, most jobs demand qualifications and degrees. Overall, both businesses and jobs can provide income, but businesses typically entail higher risk but also higher reward from long-term growth, while jobs offer a fixed salary and more stability.
The document provides guidance on interviewing techniques and the negotiation process. It discusses handshakes, business etiquette, preparing for interviews, typical interview structures, questions to ask, following up, and tips for negotiating salary such as understanding the negotiation process, evaluating your worth, and providing positive responses to objections.
This document provides guidance on professional etiquette. It begins by defining etiquette as a ticket that allows one to know the rules for different social situations. Good etiquette makes social and professional interactions more pleasant and predictable. The document then lists several principles of etiquette from different religions and cultures about treating others well. It notes that good manners can open doors even when other advantages like money or status cannot. The rest of the document poses multiple choice questions about etiquette best practices in business and social settings like introductions, dining, communication, and workplace behavior.
Positive attitudes in the workplace have many benefits, including improved communications, better teamwork, increased morale and higher productivity. Maintaining a positive attitude can be challenging, but volunteering, showing appreciation for coworkers, avoiding negativity, and recharging yourself can help create a positive environment. One person with a positive attitude can influence others and make a difference in the overall workplace culture.
A sea change is required for a person who is going to start a career saying bye to studies. This presentation gives an insight into the basic change required by the candidate in order to adjust himself/herself to the corporate culture.
This can also useful for the candidates who are going to attend an interview.
The document provides tips for building good relationships with colleagues, including being honest and communicating openly, making colleagues feel welcomed, observing company culture, and finding common interests. Building healthy relationships is important for career success. The tips are based on sources that discuss developing positive work relationships.
This presentation gives a complete idea of what a cover idea is.
Before you go through this presentation, keep it in mind that many people don't consider it important but it is as important as an index of a book.
Index highlights topics of the book where cover letter highlights acheivemens and skills of applicant
Soft Skills Form the Implementing Skills which enhance your technical skills and ensures better professional growth. This presentation tries to cover importance of soft skills.
Whether you're new to the workforce or looking to change careers, a job search can be stressful. Follow this guide to get through your job search with ease and success!
Remember to visit the SLC Career Centre for further questions and assistance!
The document provides tips for preparing for a job interview from both the employer's and candidate's perspective. It recommends researching the organization, comparing your skills to the job description, preparing responses to common questions, dressing appropriately, bringing required materials, paying attention to non-verbal cues, and following up after the interview. Specific tips include learning about the company's culture, evaluating the match between your profile and the position, discussing career goals, and using a proven preparation list from Princeton University.
This document provides guidance for transitioning from campus to a corporate environment. It discusses key differences between campus and corporate culture. The transition requires a shift in mindset to adapt to corporate expectations. Issues like unemployability are also addressed, with statistics showing a lack of skills among graduates. Soft skills like communication, etiquettes, attitude and leadership are identified as important for professional success. Challenges for new joiners like adjustment issues and expectations are reviewed. Case studies on interview and post-joining experiences demonstrate areas for improvement. Overall the document emphasizes developing the right skills and mindset to take advantage of career opportunities despite challenges.
This document provides information about soft skills training for students. It discusses:
1. The most desirable soft skills that employers look for, including communication, problem solving, honesty, flexibility, and a positive attitude.
2. The importance of speaking English for career opportunities and confidence. Methods to improve English like speaking regularly, listening to media, reading, and writing.
3. An overview of company recruitment processes like aptitude tests, interviews, group discussions, and the importance of dress code, grooming, body language, and preparation.
This document provides an overview of a career planning workshop that focuses on the job search process. It includes sections on resumes, job search strategies, interview techniques, and resources. The workshop is self-directed and includes hyperlinks to additional information. It discusses necessary documents for a job search like resumes and cover letters, and preparation tips and tools to help students successfully find employment. Additional career support services are also available.
It's obvious that happiness plays a key role in our lives. A study of over 250,000 people found that happiness leads to many positive benefits, including: higher income, more productivity, higher energy, better relationships, and better health.
Surprisingly, it's not success that causes happiness, but being happy that tends to lead to success. Studies have identified three common factors that can increase our happiness at work—and in life.
Autonomy
Employees with autonomy—whether managing their own time or deciding what they work on and when—have greater job satisfaction and report more fulfilling lives.
People with high income but little autonomy are usually much less happy than people with low income but control over what they do.
Finding ways to control your work with time-management skills and productivity tools can bring peace to your schedule and happiness to your job.
Purpose
We want to feel that we matter and that we make a difference. Data from 11,000 U.S. workers showed that the strongest predictor of meaningfulness at work was the belief that the job had a positive impact on others.
Finding meaning in what you do gives longterm inner satisfaction.
Mastery
One common habit of people who are happy at work is that they identify their strengths and skills and are committed to continuously improving as a lifetime goal.
Acquiring a new skill or improving one you already have is easier than ever thanks to on-demand elearning sites. For example, you can learn: software, leadership, finance, and more whenever and wherever you like and learn from top instructors who meet you where you’re at—beginner, advanced, or anywhere in between—to boost your confidence, keep you happy, and get the job done!
lynda.com and other elearning platforms aid mastery by reproducing the best teacher experiences. Great teachers offer knowledge, but also much more: motivation, confidence, and a boost of positivity—all of which really make learning stick!
Learn more: http://www.lynda.com/Business-training-tutorials/29-0.html
This document discusses work ethic and ethics in the workplace. It provides examples of what employers owe employees and what employees owe employers, such as a fair work environment and dependability. Examples of ethical issues that can arise are discussed, such as taking a personal call at work or complaining about a customer. Maintaining integrity, avoiding gossip, and not wasting resources are identified as important ethical practices. The document emphasizes how ethics are important for productivity and balancing responsibilities. It explores how to deal with unethical situations through making the right decisions even under pressure.
The document discusses three topics:
1. Will: It discusses six universal human needs that people are passionate about: certainty, uncertainty, significance, belongingness, growth, and contribution.
2. Skill: It notes that there is no single way or standard time it takes to learn a skill, which varies between people, and natural ability is not the only factor in success.
3. Bill: It defines three types of sight - eye-sight, hind-sight, and mind-sight - and how they relate to understanding market opportunities and problems that companies solve by hiring problem solvers.
Participate in a discussion regarding job readiness program components designed for your community as well as an introduction to a proven Job Readiness curriculum.
SkillBott is a comprehensive standards based online College & Career Readiness curriculum that teaches America's youth the essential 21st Century skill required to succeed in College, Career and Life.
SkillBott.com
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Starwood has a first-mover advantage in the Middle East region due to its five decades of experience operating hotels. It currently has 79 hotels totaling over 22,000 rooms across 13 countries in the region. The Middle East is experiencing strong economic growth and increasing tourism as populations grow and diversify. Starwood is well-positioned to capitalize on the region's dynamics with its diverse portfolio of brands and pipeline hotels in high-growth markets like the UAE and KSA.
This presentation is for for students, professionals and entrepreneurs to improve their soft skills. This is basic orientation in each area of soft skills. Trainers can use this presentation to build their content and span. Keep visiting the page for each area of soft skill in future.
The document discusses various soft skills that are important for career success such as communication skills, teamwork, leadership, stress management and more. It defines soft skills as personality traits, attitudes and behaviors rather than technical or formal knowledge. Effective communication skills are emphasized as the cornerstone of soft skills, including both verbal and written communication abilities as well as body language awareness. The document stresses the importance of soft skills for handling interpersonal relationships, decision making, and professional development.
Soft skills refer to personality traits, social skills, and behaviors that characterize a person's relationships with other people. Soft skills complement hard skills, which are the technical requirements of a job. Some key soft skills include communication, courtesy, honesty, flexibility, teamwork, and a positive work ethic. Employers highly value soft skills and seek candidates who demonstrate traits like responsibility, self-management, integrity, and the ability to get along with others. Developing strong soft skills can help job seekers stand out from other candidates and increase their chances of career success.
This document introduces soft skills, which are interpersonal skills like communication, teamwork, and problem solving that complement hard technical skills. It defines soft skills and explains that both men and women can specialize in soft skills. To become highly skilled, the document recommends dedicating oneself to enthusiastically participating in all activities with a smile, as sincere practice of these three things can help anyone master important soft skills.
The document outlines an agenda for a workshop on soft skills and job readiness presented by Learner Groups and supervised by Pawan Kumar Tripathi and Sarvendu Tiwari. The agenda covers topics such as resume writing, group discussions, interviews, communication skills, leadership, and personality development. Various companies are also discussed as case studies. The workshop aims to help job seekers enhance their soft skills and prepare for interviews to increase their chances of getting jobs.
This document discusses organizational change and transition management. It explains that organizational change requires planning for human, process and technological objectives to support new visions, while transition management focuses on helping people psychologically deal with and adapt to change. The stages of transition are outlined as having a clear vision, endings, a neutral zone, and a new beginning. Key aspects of guiding people through each stage are described, such as establishing clarity, addressing concerns, normalizing difficulties, and celebrating successes.
Soft skills are the essential for any successful business. Effective communication is the key to all good relationships. Organizational skills, problem solving strategies, change management, great presentation abilities, effective leadership skills, and running results oriented meetings; all make one a valuable team member.
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This document provides a summary of the book "The Disney Way" by Lee Cockerell. It was published in 2008 by Doubleday Publishing Group. The book shares 10 common sense leadership principles used by Disney to create a successful work culture, such as making every employee feel valued, clear communication, treating customers and employees well, and continuous learning and improvement. The summary highlights many of the leadership strategies discussed in the book for creating an engaging work environment.
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Corey King is an effective trainer and instructional designer based on his classroom skills and professional demeanor. He maintains student attention, follows a logical learning sequence, actively listens and provides feedback. He also understands adult learning theory, checks for comprehension, and challenges students to grow. More broadly, Corey is always organized, dependable, flexible and goes beyond expectations in his work.
Corey King is an effective trainer and instructional designer based on his classroom skills and professional demeanor. He maintains student attention, follows a logical learning sequence, actively listens and provides feedback. He also understands adult learning theory, checks for comprehension, and challenges students to grow. More broadly, Corey is always organized, dependable, flexible and goes beyond expectations in his work.
The document discusses organizational climate and effective classroom management. It defines organizational climate as the set of characteristics perceived by employees about their organization. Key dimensions that shape climate include leadership style, communication, decision making processes, and motivation. The document also outlines characteristics of a democratic climate and the role of leaders in fostering such a climate. It then discusses techniques for effective classroom management like building authority, involvement, expectations, and addressing behavior issues. Finally, it notes the importance of discipline in institutions and ways to ensure it through planning, procedures, and fairness.
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Adaptive leadership focuses on dealing with change and uncertainty. It stresses flexibility, active listening, constant learning, and evolution to help organizations weather internal and external changes. Adaptive leaders anticipate change rather than reacting to it. They take a proactive approach and remain agile and resilient when facing challenges. This presentation discusses the principles of adaptive leadership, including emotional intelligence, organizational justice, development, and strong character. It provides examples of adaptive leadership and offers next steps such as engaging stakeholders, focusing on career education, and ensuring accountability through transparency. The goal is to help the organization and its members adapt to changes in technology, jobs, and learning needs.
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3. Content
• St a ges of transition
• Student lifestyle
• Working Professional’s lifestyle
• Difference between Student &
employee
• Qualities to adopt for transition
• Challenges & Opportunities
• Conclusion 3
7. Student vs Employee
Student Life
•Frequent, quick and
concrete feedback (grades,
etc.)
•Highly structured
curriculum with lots of
direction.
•Personally supportive
environment
•Flexible schedule
Employee
•Infrequent and less precise
feedback
•Highly unstructured &
uncertain environment &
tasks with few directions.
•Less personal support.
•Structured schedule
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8. …..Continued
• Personal control over
time, classes,
interests.
• Intellectual challenge.
• Choose your
performance level
(A, B, etc).
• Create and explore
knowledge.
• Less initiative
required
• Responding to other's
directions and
interests.
• Organizational and
people challenges.
• "A" level work
required all the time.
• Get results with your
knowledge.
• Lots of initiative
required
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9. Steps involved in Process of transition
from student to An Employee
1.Adopt the right Attitude
2.Adjust your expectation
3.Build effective Relationship
4.Understand organizational culture
5.Understand your new hire role
6.Be an employee easy to manage
7.Acquire knowledge, skills, abilities
8.Stay alert, Stay afresh, stay updated
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10. 1.Adopt the right attitude
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Identify “success-related attitudes”.
Humility
Readiness to learn
Readiness to change
Respect
Confidence
Have an open mind:
Positive attitude
11. 2.Adjust your Expectation
• Decide what is reasonable
• Eliminate the word “Should’’
• Be tolerant of other views
• Explore proper ways to meet the needs
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12. 3.Build effective Relationship
• Understand the nature of working
relationships
• Learn to work in teams
• Network, network, network
• Find a mentor, coach
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13. 4.Understand organizational culture
...also known as “around-here-isms.”
•Mission of the organization.
•Guiding philosophies.
•Basic values and norms.
•Behavioral expectations.
•Work ethic
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14. ...continued
• Management philosophies.
• Ethical standards. .
• General atmosphere/. Office climate.
• Attitude of employees.
• Communication norms.
• Work norms.
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15. 5.Understand your new-hire role
• Master the art of being new.
• Pay your new employee dues
• Understand the bigger picture
• Find your niche
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16. 6.KEYS TO BEING AN EASY
EMPLOYEE TO MANAGE
• Accept criticism and feedback well.
• Be flexible; expect the unexpected.
• Take ownership of the job.
• Keep disagreements behind closed doors.
• Motivate yourself instead of waiting to be
motivated.
• Accept assignments willingly.
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17. 7. Acquire knowledge, skills &
abilities
• Technical knowledge
• Human skills
• Conceptual skills
• Ability to work within a
team
• Leadership skills
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18. 8.Stay alert, afresh and updated
• Have good knowledge about both
internal and external environment
• Stay connected through social
media
• Update yourself regularly
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19. Challenges faced during transition
from student to employee
• Chaotic and stressful environment
• Time management issue
• Unaware of dealing with all types of
people and personalities
• Balancing work demands with family/
friends/ personal life
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20. Opportunities
• Every day new learning form experienced
people
• Get more exposed to external environment
• Get self motivated
• Being a fresh blood can come up with
innovative ideas for the benefit of the
company
• Can create healthy and energetic
environment
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