Don't worry too much about how you dress your first day on the job. Your boss will let you know the dress code within your first week at your new employment.

If you have any questions, be sure to ask your supervisor for clarification.

Once you have been at your new job for a week or two, it is OK to arrive at work a little late, or leave a little early, but only if you see others do the same.

Your first 2 weeks on the job is a great time to find a mentor to help you "learn the ropes".

Whenever possible, don't wait to be told what to do, go ahead and do a task on your own.

Your first week is a great time to network and meet new people. Attend extra meetings if they are offered to you.

During the first 2 weeks at your new job, bring even small issues to your manager or supervisor.

Try to obtain a company handbook so that you can continue to learn more about the company that you are working for.

During your early days at your new job, it is best to speak more than you listen because you can show how much you know.

Never do personal business at work. Buying things online or making dinner reservations at work is a very bad idea.