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by mistje on June 15th, 2008
By going into the job being friendly, outgoing, and willing to learn. Never go into a new job like you know it all and start telling people how to do their jobs... it's offensive to people who have worked there for a long time. Even if you see things that could change, never address them until you have the respect of your coworkers. Listen to everyone, try to get along with everyone, and don't get caught up in office gossip.
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