TIPS for apprentice

I'm not the best and I'm not really good in my work.  But I got some experiences which really helped me here.
1. Make sure the background of your office, and what is your "position"

2. Remember how to get there(your office) and how to get home.  Not just remember the roads, but also the public transportation.

3. Go to earlier and make sure about "one way".  So you won't get lost.

4. Knowing the rules of your office, including the costumes for work.  Is casual, or formal, or stylish ?

5. Bring your own drink bottle, spoon, and food-for lunch.  Don't forget to having a breakfast !

6.The first person that you have to know is the security, and the maid.  Because they'll help you more than your office partner. Trust me.

7. Then, knowing your office partner, especially if you have a personal room with some people.

8. Always smiling and friendly to anyone who sees you.  Although they don't know you-and you don't know them.

9. Don't do nothing when all of your jobs has been finished.  Ask someone for your help, or do something which can makes you look "busy".  But don't hold your cellphone and doing "SMS"

10. Don't go home as the first. Wait until some other  employees go home, and ask for leave with your boss/manager.

11. Don't ever argue, including say "wait a minute"

12.It's ok if you want to talk about salary before you start to work but,remember, we'r still have apprentice.

13.Don't use to be someone who know everything.  If you don't know how to do your job, ask to someone friendly and don't forget to say ; "Sorry, are you busy? May I ask for a help?"  And of course ; "Thank you"

14.Just follow their conversation with listening but, don't start to talk. Because the response of people are different.  Someone will like it, but the other? You don't know.And if they'r laughing, It's oke to smile-or if you'r brave enough, you can laugh too.

15.Never give up when the job which you have to do is not working well. You have to find another solution for your problem.

Okay, That's all from my experiences, and I hope it will be useful :)