Starting a new job can be stressful and exciting at the same time. We have put together a list of tips to help you make the transition. 

1. Learn as much as you can about your new employer. If it’s a company that builds things, find out about their products. If it’s a restaurant, read over the menu. Basically, you want to be familiar with the place before you start. 

2. You will probably have to fill out some paperwork, including payroll information, so it is a good idea to bring 2 forms of ID for the first week. 

3. Make sure to be on time. You don’t want to start by giving your boss and co-workers a bad impression of you. 

4. Wear nice, yet conservative clothes. Just like a job interview, you want to make sure you have your hair and fingernails cut and are wearing something nice and appropriate for work. If your new job requires that you buy a uniform and you can't afford to pay for it, ask your new employer if you can pay for your uniform with your first paycheck. 

5. Make eye contact, shake hands and be friendly to everyone you meet. 

6. Learn your co-workers' names as quickly as you can. 

7. Keep a positive attitude. This includes not complaining about past jobs or co-workers. 

8. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. If someone offers you help, accept their offer. 

9. Avoid office gossip. 

10. Take advantage of after-work activities. This is the a good way to establish relationships with new co-workers in a comfortable setting. If you don't have time or money for after-work activities, try to get to know your co-workers on breaks.