Yusra3
Banned
1. Try to get a job in the same industry or business as your previous position. It's easier to relate to your coworkers and superiors if you know what they do, so ask around!
2. If possible, stay out of the office for a couple of weeks after leaving your old job. This will give you time to adjust and make new friends in your new workplace, but also gives you enough time to gather up all of your important documents and other materials that may be useful in your new role (such as references).
3. Make sure that you are prepared for any questions or problems that may arise during your reentry into the workforce. This can include having all of your paperwork ready to go, or making sure you have plenty of copies of documents on hand so that they aren't lost in case they need to be updated during a meeting or phone call with an unfamiliar face at work (or person!).
4. Be prepared for the fact that you may be called on to do more than you did before. This is not a bad thing. it means you're going to be able to take on more responsibility, and we think that's great!
2. If possible, stay out of the office for a couple of weeks after leaving your old job. This will give you time to adjust and make new friends in your new workplace, but also gives you enough time to gather up all of your important documents and other materials that may be useful in your new role (such as references).
3. Make sure that you are prepared for any questions or problems that may arise during your reentry into the workforce. This can include having all of your paperwork ready to go, or making sure you have plenty of copies of documents on hand so that they aren't lost in case they need to be updated during a meeting or phone call with an unfamiliar face at work (or person!).
4. Be prepared for the fact that you may be called on to do more than you did before. This is not a bad thing. it means you're going to be able to take on more responsibility, and we think that's great!
