Episode 160: Getting Off To A Good Start
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In Our Conversation Today, We’re Exploring:
Three principles to adopt when starting a new job or project that will help you make a good first impression
The questions you should ask when starting a new job or project
The importance of finding the sweet spot between asking questions of others and taking responsibility for doing your research when starting something new
Nayla and Eric’s main piece of actionable advice for getting things started off right
This episode is a love letter to Nayla’s sister-in-law who’s starting a new job and wants to start things off on the right foot.
While she was seeking guidance as part of starting a new job, the information in this episode could also apply to you if you’re starting a position in your current company, taking on a new client, or even starting a new project.
We understand you could do a Google search on this topic and get a ton of checklists and related articles. However, we’re approaching this topic just as we would if we were coaching a client on this topic.
Also, we may have thrown in a life lesson or two from Ron Burgundy and Ricky Bobby.
Resources we mention in this episode:
The First 90 Hours: What New CEOs Should—and Shouldn't—Do to Set the Right Tone by John Quelch
Inside Job Podcast | Episode 41: Thoughts on Starting a New Year
Inside Job Podcast | Episode 143: A New Question to Start the New Year
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