Read vendor contracts carefully and make sure they specify what you hope for from the vendor. It is better to spend time prior to signing rather than dealing with loopholes later.
If you have ideas on how your team or company can increase efficiency, share them with your supervisor. It may make life easier for you and make a good impression on your superiors.
If you host meetings in your workplace, always be evaluating if a meeting is necessary or if it would be more productive to cancel and allow attendees to continue working.
If you make a mistake at work, you can likely expect some teasing from co-workers which you should accepts with a smile, but if it turns mean and persistent, speak with your supervisor.
If you your commute involves traffic delays, check with your employer about working off hours to shorten your commuting time.
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Build relationships with leadership beyond your direct supervisor. It is always helpful to have more than one person ready to act as a reference for you from a job.
Depending on your responsibilities, it may be appropriate to check in with your supervisor when on an extended vacation.
Before leaving for an extended time off, give your supervisor a way to contact you in case any big issues arise in your absence.
When leaving a job, do your best to say goodbye on a positive note. Thank your boss and co-workers for what they taught you. You never know when you might need their assistance in the future.
