That the first couple of weeks it's crucial to make a good impression. Work hard and show them that you are glad to be working there.

ask questions; get rid of that flashy dress or tie, dress like people in your own rank dress;, get in early, leave late; leave your cell phone home; don't wear that sexy perfume you love, in fact you could skip perfume altogether unless you're working in a fragrance house, then be sure to wear one of theirs'; keep a list of the names of everyone you meet, that includes the mail room personnel as well as the maintenance staff; be very attentive to everyone who speaks with you; take notes; did I say ask questions?; don't show how smart you are--yet, there'll be a chance for that later; don't brag about the college that you attended, or the hot party you were at last night; be a quiet little mouse; keep your eyes open; watch and listen for how things get down, make sure that the heels and soles of your shoes are new, or that there are no runs in your stockings; use less make up than you think you should, or shave--as the case may be I reserve the right to add to this list of instructions as time goes on. More: maintain eye contact while people are speaking to you; mind you voice, keep it a a tone that can be heard clearly, speak into the mouthpiece of your telephone, and never speak too quickly, when leaving voice mail, speak slowly, clearly, and repeat your name and number twice s l o w l y ; don't guess at answers to people's questions--if you don't know say so, and offer to find out; then find out.

Don't be late .. lol .