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Early in life, you learn how important it is to make a good first impression on someone. This value gains prominence once you start looking for a job and reaches a critical stage during your first few days at work. The early days are when your coworkers and your boss gets lasting impressions about you. They asses your behavior and the kind of person you are. If you have problems arriving to work on time during the first few days or week, you lose their confidence in you. Your coworkers will only take you as seriously as you seem to take yourself and your work.

To make a good first impression, it’s important that you have a positive attitude about your job and blend in well with your coworkers. Learn their names quickly and avoid office gossip and politics as much as possible. It is also important that you establish a good attendance record and that you take initiative and become a pro-active employee.