For newcomers, it is very important to play the "first three feet" well to adapt to the new environment and stand firm. As a newcomer, how to quickly integrate into the group, get approval from others and avoid mistakes? An article published on the website of Psychology Today in the United States summarized eight suggestions.
Self-growth of people in the workplace should be oriented towards the realization of strengths, and action plans should be formulated in conjunction with daily work scenarios, rather than deep analysis of everything. If it is indeed necessary to conduct deep analysis of certain issues, it should also be tailored to the specific issues, with a focus on solving problems and removing constraints, rather than just encouraging growth.
Some people are always complaining: why can't they ever get promoted, and why is he the one getting promoted this time? Is it really just someone else's fault? Maybe it's your "sick" thinking that's holding you back.
In recent years, some Japanese enterprises have begun to popular "lunch break exchange" activities. All departments of the company will arrange their employees to have lunch together, take a foot bath near the company, and talk about their recent feelings at a "talk". In short, let each employee spend their lunch break with everyone to increase the time and opportunities for communication.