My First Job (Enhanced DVD)

The first few weeks at a job can be very tedious and stressful, even for seasoned workers. It can be overwhelming for those who are new to the workforce as well as a major life change. This program shows how job seekers should prepare for their first job and the stresses that can come with it. The preparation for a first job can include planning out transportation properly, reporting to and identifying supervisors, orientation at the company, how to fit into a team, how to get to know coworkers, safety and occupational hazards and more. The responsibilities and rights of employees are also discussed in detail. (25 minutes)

Segments in this video include:

Employment Preparation (01:04) – Preparation includes grooming, hygiene, footwear, and preparing lunch.

Punctuality (01:04) – It is important to be punctual from the beginning.

Travel Route to Work (01:34) – Getting to work on time is important. Transportation preparation is essential for new hires. Take extra time when you aren’t sure of the route.

Report to the Supervisor (01:32) – Know the person to report to and ask questions that are relevant.

Induction Programs (01:54) – Most employers have orientation or induction programs which include safety procedures, worker rights and more.

Note Taking on the Job (01:43) – Taking notes during induction can be useful.

Colleagues and Co-Workers (01:02) – Know your supervisors and meet as many colleagues as possible.

Human Resource (01:41) – HR is responsible for work conditions, pay and more.

Troubleshooting on the Job (01:46) – Problem troubleshooting on the job is discussed.

Worker Rights and Responsibilities (03:05) – An overview of worker rights.

First Week on the Job (03:44) – How to survive the first week.

Success on the Job (00:50) – How to maintain a positive attitude on the first day.

My First Job

Enhanced DVD

ISBN: 978-1-60825-771-3

Run Time: 25 Minutes

Copyright Date: 2008

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