-: Just average things like communicating
with your new manager or your new boss,
and then your teammates.
To make sure that they're clear
that you might need more work.
Or you don't understand something.
People won't necessarily seek you out for those questions.
You do have to kind of self elect
and kind of solicit that feedback
but in a, you know respectful way.
So I would say communication is really important.
And then just being aware of your new environment.
It's new, I mean no one really teaches that in college
and it's just a new experience.
So just being aware and mindful of others around you
and kind of like what they're doing.
You know, during the beginning of the day,
in meetings, in the caff, in the cafe at lunch.
And just some of those nonverbal cues.
And I think that's really important to pick up on
because it tells you a lot about
what your work is going to be like from day to day.