Day Threatening 3: Knowing The Ropes

So.... I finally started my job. REMOTELY.

Like any kind of job, I have to go through that orientation stage. That preliminary phase where you have to do some reading ( a lot!! ) about the company's policies, job flow, some pre-requisites to do such as software and network setup, getting to know the hierarchy of people in the company or your team, and most importantly, you have to impose that good impression.

My job? I'll be working as a technical writer for this US company which has a roster of impressive clients. I've got so many stuffs to know and I have a gazillion of questions right now. To be honest, I'm pretty excited to be working in a project soon.

But for now, it's all about learning the ropes.

I'll keep you guys posted in the coming days.



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