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| Video Discription | In this video, I want to share with you seven tips for success that I have found helpful in positioning myself well in my remote-first job. If you're in a similar spot, about to start a new remote job, then stick with me because in this video I'm going to share seven tips that you can start to use to see success immediately and start making a big impact on your remote team. ๐ฅ DOWNLOAD my free Digital Marketing Jumpstart Kit to get more organic traffic and leads to your site โ https://www.growwithwill.com/digital-marketing-jumpstart/ ๐ฅ VIDEOS YOU MAY LIKE: B2B SaaS Sales Job Interview Preparation ๐ https://youtu.be/3mcyAa_4Eu8 Pros and Cons of Working Remotely for a Startup ๐ https://youtu.be/axWRQ5Nj98s ๐ Remember to SUBSCRIBE to get new videos every week: https://www.growwithwill.com/subscribe โ๏ธ Did I help you out? Buy me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/growwithwill 0:00 - Introduction to Best Tips for Starting a Remote Job Working From Home 0:38 - Tip #1: This will help you prepare for your first day. A week or two before you start, what I want you to do is reach out to your direct manager and ask for any materials that you might be able to preview ahead of your actual first day. This will show your manager that you're a go-getter and also it'll help prepare you for your first day so that you are taking in less new information than other people that might be onboarding at the same time. 1:43 - Tip #2: What do you want to be known for? Before you start, I want you to think about how you want to position yourself in this new company. During your first week, you're inevitably going to have a lot of meetings with new people. So, it's really important for you to think about how you want to position yourself and think about the sort of impression that you want to leave with these people. 2:42 - Tip #3: It's important for you to understand this. It's really important for you to understand when the key meetings are on a weekly, biweekly, and monthly basis. This way you don't miss any important meetings and you're adequately prepared for each of these meetings, with your contribution of whatever it is that's expected of you. 3:20 - Tip #4: Get to know your company's org chart. It's really important that you quickly understand who is responsible for what and who the key players are within your organization. Sometimes these sorts of org charts will be provided for you, but in the case where they aren't, you're going to want to make one for yourself so that you know where to direct your questions to later on in your first 90 days on the job. 3:55 - Tip #5: This tip will set a great impression. The best way to do this is to ask them this question when you're having your one-on-one meetings with them. If you're going back to your first few weeks of onboarding, what would be your number one piece of onboarding advice to me? 4:47 - Tip #6: Make sure to follow this approach. As you're onboarding, you should always be taking notes. Take notes about the questions that you have before your onboarding session, as well as after when you're actually doing the work. 5:37 - Tip #7: How to ask for feedback This is the time in which it's appropriate for you to not only tell them how things are going but also to ask for feedback. In the case where you don't have these sorts of check-in times, you're going to want to set these times up with your direct manager. This is also the easiest way for you to understand how you're doing in relation to your own manager's expectations of you and your onboarding. Here are two questions that I would ask your manager in these sorts of meetings: 1. How do you think I'm doing so far in onboarding? Is there anything you'd like to see more of from me in the week ahead? 2. What are two to three things you'd say are most helpful for me to learn to do next in getting ramped up? โ๏ธ COMMENT BELOW: What is your number one tip for working remotely? I look forward to chatting with you about your tip in the comments below. Grow with Will is all about helping you grow your business, get more customers, and hone your business acumen. I teach you the real-world business skills you didn't learn in school to help take you from zero to self-starter. ๐ If you find this helpful, SUBSCRIBE for new videos every week: https://www.growwithwill.com/subscribe ๐ธ My YouTube Gear: https://kit.co/GrowthWithWill/my-youtube-studio Disclosure: Some links and products are affiliate links, meaning Grow with Will will earn a commission if you make a purchase through our links, at no cost to you. Disclaimer: Grow with Will does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice. This video, and the ideas presented in it, are for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal or accounting advice. JuhuikapSKA |
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