Post by Srinivasa Raghavan on Aug 6, 2010 12:53:13 GMT -5
As a fresh graduate, when you join an organization, you are bound to come across a few transition challenges. While, the organization will help you, you can also take a few vital actions on each of the following areas so that you can enjoy the transition instead of managing it:
1. Change
a. Make friends with a few seniors
b. Take initiative in learning the organizational values
c. Learn Success Habits
2. New Environment
a. Learn techniques to improve Energy level
b. Seeking the help of a mentor
3.New people
a. Learn sound relationship principles
b. Actively participate in Weekly Sharing Sessions
4. Possible Stress
a. Practice simple stress management techniques
b. Take the initiative to organize Monthly Potlucks
5. Likeability
a. Realize that you are a Leader from day one
b. Take ownership
c. Use your inherent creativity
6. Work-Life- Balance
a. Visit www.happymentor.com
b. Learn from the seniors
7. Personal Finance
a. Learn how to invest
b. Attend 'Path to Prosperity' program
The above action will definitely go a long way in making your transition a very happy one. Some of you are going get into fast-track very early in your career. All the best.
1. Change
a. Make friends with a few seniors
b. Take initiative in learning the organizational values
c. Learn Success Habits
2. New Environment
a. Learn techniques to improve Energy level
b. Seeking the help of a mentor
3.New people
a. Learn sound relationship principles
b. Actively participate in Weekly Sharing Sessions
4. Possible Stress
a. Practice simple stress management techniques
b. Take the initiative to organize Monthly Potlucks
5. Likeability
a. Realize that you are a Leader from day one
b. Take ownership
c. Use your inherent creativity
6. Work-Life- Balance
a. Visit www.happymentor.com
b. Learn from the seniors
7. Personal Finance
a. Learn how to invest
b. Attend 'Path to Prosperity' program
The above action will definitely go a long way in making your transition a very happy one. Some of you are going get into fast-track very early in your career. All the best.