Embarking on a new job is an exhilarating journey, punctuated with unique challenges and opportunities. The first 90 days are not just about making a good impression; they are pivotal in determining your long-term success and integration into the company culture. How do you turn the initial uncertainty into a solid foundation for your career?
In the ever-evolving landscape of today’s job market, where an astounding 85% of positions are secured through networking, making connections has never been more crucial. Yet many executive-level professionals find themselves navigating uncharted waters, balancing the nuanced demands of digital and traditional networking forums. This shift has transformed not just how we connect but the
The old adage “you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression” is at least one thing we know is true in a world filled with uncertainty especially at your new job. Psychologist Edward Thorndike proposed the theory of the “halo effect” nearly one hundred years ago to help explain this very idea.