My first day of JOB tomorrow! Things I should be prepared of... Help please!

Hi Nice to hear and I think you ll be now back from your job, it is good to have job, first day is always tough in a job and it is really hard too, I wish you could manage it. Wish you best of luck...:) Have a nice day...:)

Congratulations on your new job. Hope you enjoy it and you get to stay long there if it's a good company. I'm also in the Outsourcing industry (BPO before, now ITO) and I know that the attrition rate for these companies are high. So goodluck and have fun while working!

congratulations on starting a new job again... you are so fortunate to be able to get a job in such a difficult time... i just been laid off work recently after 6 years of being there and i can't blame anybody but myself... you will need adjustment for the first few weeks... but i believe you will be alright after that... enjoy your new job... take care and have a nice day...

yeah, a good news t starting a new job. congratulations to you. As the first day for work, dressing more formal and smiling to face all your colleagues. The most important is to join the work team. I wish you can do well and gain a warm welcome by them. Just adjust your sleeping hours and try to focus on the day. your language skills needs to be practiced. speaking is not like writting, we should speak more frequent. and it will be good.

Congratulation..hopefully you will catch exciting moment working there. about you sleeping routine, i guess you should get to used to. I believe your English will improved after a few days because you already get to used to it before. Happy workings..Cheers!!

Congratulations! I'm new here. Nice to meet you and wish you enjoy your new job. I'm sure you can get used to your new biological clock and get along will with your work.:)

congratulations. it sounds exciting. i am sure you will feel tired for the first few weeks til your body adjusts to the time but it will be worth it!

Congratulations, you're no longer a statistic! Changing your sleeping pattern won't be easy, but you'll get used to it after a week. What you really need to be prepared for is dealing with the irate customers over the phone. It doesn't matter how fluent your spoken English may be, if the customer doesn't like what he/she hears, he/she won't be happy. Oh, and if you have the choice, don't stick to the script pad, it annoys customers to listen to a list of procedures that makes the customer feel stupid. All the best with the new job!

Hi, Welcome back to working Life and hope you can adapt well in your new working environment. As you mentioned about your English language,not to worry too much, as time pastby, your English will be touch up,so speak more English with your friends and colleagues. So you will be one of the Call Centre Officer? Does it mean you will need to be on phone all the time? I used to work in call center as custome service officer. I was in bank's call centre and also need to work on shift. Kinda stressful job,but I love the environment. I got chance to learn more things and also interact with different level of people. Again..I need to use English for most of the conversation over the phone,so it is definitely a good chance for me to improve my English. Happy working!!

Which country are you in if I may ask? Is that for an international company?

Congratulations!! I may be the last to wish you on this. I was on weekend and could not access the mails due to it. However, hope you will get a better beginning and hope you will enjoy the new environment soon and will be managing well. All the best for the same. Mean time I wish to know few more things also. I have observed that many of the people from Philippines are keep changing their job very frequently and within 2 years there may be 5-6 new jobs. Why is so? You all are not happy with the job or looking for better prospectus? If you change to a new job, what are all are the new specifications you are looking for? By compensation wise or company wise? Now you are fixed with a company and if you don’t like for 3-4 months, will you change it or be happy with the current one? How far it from your work place from home? Now you may have to reschedule the timing for social network contacts and myLot timing as per your new schedules. I think the new timing would trouble you. However, as you got a habit of getting early in the morning, it won’t be an issue. I think this is the time for you to show your expertise and knowledge wisely and hope you will manage to get the appreciation from the co-workers and management by expressing your dedication and hard work. Also, be well mannered, disciplined, professional in your field, which will directly promote you to the best positions. Hope you will enjoy the new job and wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Best regards, Thank-s

Congrats to you for landing the job. It will get some time to getting use to as it is quite early in the morning. So yes, get plenty of rest and do not over exert when you come home after work, especially the first few weeks. There after you will be in a routine that your body will adjust quite easily. I am extending a great big hug, Congrats and do well.

You should be: 1. Properly dressed. 2. Wearing a smile. 3. Confident but not bragging. 4. Friendly with your co-workers. Most employer assess employee on their first day not by the knowledge of the job they have but their capability to mingle well with his/her co-workers. 5. Relax. You can not grasp on your work if you are too nervous. Being nervous is good in a little amount but don't let it hinder your ability to work.

Congratulations and its great to know that you've joined the working crew. I believe you should follow your needed sleeping schedule. Get there about 15 to 20 minutes early, and be careful about how you approach people. You will need to learn people's different attitudes and interests to partake in their conversations. Be prepared to bring a note book for note taking, as it will come in handy for such jobs. Try to sound like a professional and don't shy away when asked questions. You will have to follow all the procedures needed to successfully answer people through the phone.

First of all congrats on getting back to the full time job market!As far as preparations go, just be calm and composed.I understand that you feel somewhat nervous but that is fine.If you keep yourself cool and realize that people in your workplace are also humans after all, that should do wonders to your state of mind.Next as far as fluency of language is concerned, it should take just a short time.Once you start conversing in English with your colleagues and on your tasks, it would not be difficult.I am sure about this because in the discussion, I can see that your English is pretty good.So there should not be any problems at all on that count.Just try to focus on your work and I am sure you are going to enjoy it.

congrats,your right it takes some time for the biological clock to work according to a new time stream ,but it'll improve soon,my advise get as much rest as you can it'll help the body mind and soul,have a healthy breakfast , start off slow and easy don't try to be "do it all in a day women" get use to the system slowly adjust and follow your co-workers to see how it's done their ,even though you've done it all before a new place to work can add a lot of changes,good luck!!!!