Moving to a new office

[evolvingnerd]

hi guys
i'll be moving to a new office for the next year starting next week
any tips?

most of the people there are apparently much older than me, and married

but how should i go about things?

 

[Dukester]

look bud. i've been working w/ this company for 6 months. i am still the youngest guy. average age here is like 25, and then management people are older and married, but even some of the 25 year old guys are married.

just act normal, dont act mature, and maybe act a lil older than u normally are. dont try to impress people, and dont act like u know more than u really do. if you have questions, dont be afraid to ask them.

and if ya thinking about hitting on some chicks read company policies regarding sexual harassment.

 

[Desdinova]

but how should i go about things?

Do your work, and you'll get a paycheque.

 

[tj]

Originally posted by Desdinova
Do your work, and you'll get a paycheque.

what the f is a paycheque?

 

[ScrewIt]

wtf aare you moaning about? i've worked with this small company that's fvckin moved offices 2x in the past year. The last move was from the 10th fl to the 9th fl into a smaller office...cheapskate boss.

the average age of ppl in myh office is 26. with me the youngest there and my boss is 23 who married a smokin wife earlier this year.

just have your **** together and dont get out of your league, stay professional. I've been there for almost a year and my boss trusts me on projects i do or errands that i run. we have a good understanding...altho that cheapskate denied me of a raise when i requested it. back when i first started, he was always on my back to see that i was doing the work. now he barely bugs me about it. Without trust between your employer, you got nothing, hell you might even be closer to being fired.