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It's never easy to start a new job.
Leaving a strong first impression is even harder.
But following these nine tips by LinkedIn will make life at your new job much easier.
1. Grab a bite with a colleague: LinkedIn says just a few casual conversations with the right people early on could go a long way, and give a head start in your new role.AP/Ed Ou2. Get to know your manager’s work style: It’s very important to “speak the same language” as your boss. For example, find out if they prefer emails or direct conversations. LinkedIn says those little things could “set you up for future success.”GaudiLab/Shuttershock
3. Find an office ally: LinkedIn says it's essential to find a company veteran for your success. Look for someone who’s "been there, done that" in your role, and talk to them frequently when you need any kind of help.Flickr / David McSpadden
4. Get familiar with the culture: “Knowing the dos and don’ts” in your company can help you quickly become part of the team, and help build your reputation.Jessica Miglio/20th Century Fox
5. Know who you’re meeting before you meet: A great way to break the ice and start casual conversations with coworkers is to do some research about the people you’ll be working with.karlfrankowski/Flickr
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