No matter where you are, you should dress according to the requirements. If you don't have uniform work clothes, you can wear your favorite clothes, but you can't wear exposed clothes ~ ~ If you are a man, wear clean clothes ~ ~ ~

If it is a state-owned unit:

You should go to work five minutes early, then greet your first colleague and ask for some information, such as: who is in charge of reporting? How many colleagues are there, who is your boss, etc., and then chat and wait for others to come. Introduce yourself to every colleague and say that you are new here. After everyone is here, please go through the formalities with the personnel first, and then with the boss. You can bring a cup of tea to the boss and ask if you have any plans. You can say jokingly, "Please take care of me in the future." There's usually nothing for you to do. Your boss will say get familiar with the situation first, and then you can find a colleague who looks easy to get along with to understand your work. Get familiar with one first, and then get familiar with others slowly ~ ~ ~

If it is a private or foreign-funded unit:

Report early. Ask which department you are assigned to first, and then ask your supervisor if he has any plans. Usually, they will have some small things for you to help. You must know the man who took you away. This person may be difficult to get along with, but you should be cheerful and easygoing. Then you can find someone who looks easy to get along with and ask about the situation slowly. Usually, foreign-funded enterprises do not have complicated personnel relations, but are mainly familiar with their work and study hard as soon as possible.