Starting Out Before you start First Day Guidelines Demonstrating a Positive Attitude Dress and Grooming Know the People Know the Organization Reliability and Calling In Shift Tracker Questions that Need Answers

Staying on Track Ethics at Work Teamwork Quality Work - On Time Socializing at Work

Moving Up Life-long Learning Taking Initiative Communication for Moving Up

Moving On Developing a Career Path Job Search While You Are Working Leaving:  When and How

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ASPECT'S GUIDE TO SUCCESS AT WORK

Congratulations!  You have landed a job!  In all likelihood you have submitted a resume, gone to an interview and perhaps received help from a program or agency.  But, there is more to be done to ensure a great beginning.

Whether you are starting your first job, returning to work after an absence, or embarking on a career in a new field, here are some guidelines and reminders that can assist your transition. 

Starting Out:

1. Before you start
2. First Day Guidelines
3. Demonstrating a Positive Attitude
4. Dress and Grooming
5. Know the People
6. Know the Organization
7. Reliability and Calling In
8. Shift Tracker
9. Questions that Need Answers

Staying on Track:

1. Ethics at Work
2. Teamwork
3. Quality Work - On Time
4. Socializing at Work

Moving Up:

1. Life-long Learning
2. Taking Initiative
3. Communication for Moving Up

Moving On:

1. Developing a Career Path
2. Job Search While You Are Working
3. Leaving:  When and How

Other Articles

Handling People Problems At Work

The Top 10 Ways to Make Positive First Impressions

Employer's Expectations: Measuring Up

Monster Career Centre On the Job Basics

Monster Career Centre Networking

10 Ways to Poison Your Career

Job Smart: Tips for staying employed (PDF) This basic guide to keeping a job features information about what employers are looking for in their employees.  It includes self-assessment exercises, tips on problem solving and a list of helpful community resources.