Adaptation in the workplace does take time. For some people, it is not easy to immediately feel comfortable in the new work environment. But everything can be overcome. Requirement is easy, you must have a good sense of humor, and good manners. try this adaptation process does not make you become stressed and become saturated in the workplace.

• If you want to tell jokes, do not get your jokes or humor to offend other people. It will only make someone else a negative opinion of you.
• Be nice. Do not be too serious or sensitive, do not be inserted into the liver.
• Do not let stress ruin your mood and emotion. A bad mood and emotion will also affect the performance and your relationships with co-worker.
• to turn the atmosphere with fellow co-workers, you can use email to send jokes.
• Socialize. Use your spare time to have fun with your friends. It will narrow down your distance and co-workers.
• Open yourself to new experiences. Expand your social circle while running hobby.

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in the work you would never feel bored, either because of work piling up, a target that has not been reached or a problem that often went to make us lose the sense of optimism that we will no longer could feel the name is pleasure to work, which is precisely the burden of thinking that accumulate will make ourselves stress.

How do I prevent the boredom that can be overcome and we soon turned into pleasure.

1. Make the work as part of the hobby, Hobby is an activity that is we like even we will feel no pleasure when do it, even though sometimes we have to sacrifice something for the sake of our hobby.
2. Enjoy the Journey Towards Work place, If we can not make the job as part of a hobby then try to find another alternative way that can evoke a sense to keep coming to our workplace, such as scenery on the way to our beautiful workplace or vehicle that we use to work extremely comfortable.
3. Create Socialization or familiarity among staff or clients at work, my friend could be found anywhere, we can make co-workers or clients as our friends, so that will be created intimacy among co-workers.
4. Make Room We Work as comfortable as possible, not that should make our work space as a place to sleep, but make our work space to be comfortable in while we perform job duties so that work can be completed smoothly.

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Psychological test used to select the best candidates from so many candidates, according to the criteria of the position and work to be done. because it is very necessary ability to think conceptually, analytically, or the ability to think logically. The test results of these capabilities are expected to share the contribution to the success in carrying out his duties later.

psychological test is also useful to look at his motivation, his talent, his emotional state, relationships with others and his attitude to face problems. Often people also call it the level of EQ (emotional quotion). In a psychological examination used measuring tools (in the form of questions) created by certain psychologists. Aspects of personality are also considered. In order to obtain a good psychological test results, there are several things to successful strategy in psychological test:

1. Make sure that you have to eat and sleep well. 
2. Relax and do not panic. 
3. Answer every question with an honest answer. 
4. Do not answer the question that you think is expected by the company. 
5. Read and listen to the instructor for each question properly. Some questions in the psychological test given no time limit while others must be completed within a specified period. 
6. If you have difficulty answering questions, just proceed to the next question. questions that missed it can you do if there is still time left.

"Failed" failed to pass the psychological test does not mean everything. Actually, if otherwise not pass means you do not meet the requirements that should be held to perform a specific job according to company size. But the size of each enterprise is not necessarily the same. This means you can try applying to other companies instead? But if you repeatedly fail to apply for one type of work, most likely the work is not suitable for you. Because it should for the upcoming lamarlah different types of jobs.

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to apply for a job by using email, there are some things to create email address.email that you create must be able to survive longer and do not let you change the email, because companies that are interested in sending you an interview or test call via email.

At the time of applying for jobs via internet email to our mailing address means, therefore, email addresses must be enduring at least one year. below are some tips to make the email to apply for a job:

 
1. Create email addresses at the leading webmail service, for example adalalah make your email through google, yahoo or hotmail.
2. Do not use the name of the email address that uses the words porn or dirty words. make the appropriate address of your name.
3. use Outlook, so that we can monitor e-mail more quickly without the need for long check emails directly on the webmail service.

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I created this list to help people zero in on what they want in a job or work. When you know what you want, it is far easier to develop a plan to get there.This is a list of 5-6 aspects of a job or work that you MUST have. This is not "want to have." This list is of the things that you must have in order for you to be satisfied and content in your work, the things that will make it possible for you to be excited to start the day when you wake up every morning.
You'll want to have a "must have" in most or all of these categories:
1) Work you will do
2) Role you will play
3) Impact of your efforts
4) Physical environment
5) Colleagues, culture, emotional environment
6) Compensation

1) Work you will do
What do you like doing? What gives you great satisfaction? What industry or subject area do you love, care about? In what field does your expertise and talent lie? What do you want to occupy yourself doing for work? What are your skills, talents, preferences, likes and dislikes? What brings you joy? What can you lose yourself in so time flies? Do you prefer to have a single focus or are you happier with a variety of tasks?

2) Role you will play
What position will you have in the organization or company? Will you work for someone? For yourself? With others? Be a leader or a follower? Do you like working alone or in a team? Being visible or behind the scenes? Playing the same kind of role consistently, or do you like to move around? How much time do you want to spend working? Do you want to be someone others depend on or free of responsibility for others?

3) Impact of your efforts
Does your work need to matter to anyone other than yourself? Do you want to make a difference? If so, what difference do you want to make? Does it matter what kind of company or organization you work for? If so, what kind of company? And what impact will it have? Is there anything that will make it worth doing drudge work?

4) Physical environment
What do you need to be at your best and do your best work? Do you need privacy, light, quiet, noise, open floor plan, a desk and comfortable chair, no desk and always being outside? There are many variations - only you can decide what kind of physical environment you thrive in. Also can be about location, commuting, hours.

5) Culture and colleagues
What kind of emotional environment do you want? What kind of people? Do your values need to mesh with the values of your workplace and colleagues? What kind of atmosphere helps you do your best? Fast-paced or laid-back? Lots of deadlines or little pressure? Competitive or supportive, or a little of both? Structured or flexible? Formal or casual? 9-5 or varied? Task or mission focused? Start-up or established organization/company? Close supervision or self-direction?

6) Compensation
What's the bottom line dollar pay or salary that you can live with? A figure that covers your basic needs and then some? You can have a figure you request that's higher than your "I can live with it" figure. Are there other ways you can be compensated, such as time off, benefits, recognition, or travel? How much compensation do you need to reflect your value to your employer, or to quit a temporary or maintenance job to work full-time for yourself?
After answering these questions, try to boil down your responses to short phrases of one to five words. You know the intention behind each phrase, and can explain them to people when you tell them what you want.

As you go forward in looking at potential jobs, it is probable that one or two of these items will rise to the top of your list as the most important variables for you to have your best work experience. That will help you decide whether to accept a job or not - if it doesn't meet those top "must haves," it's likely that you won't last there very long.
In a tough economy, it's great to have 51% of your "Must Have" List met. Employers have their own "must haves" and they are more likely to demand that potential employers meet 100% of their list - no matter how unrealistic that is. In a good economy, we can aim for getting 75-80% of our "must haves" - the same as an employer will get.
The goal, after all, is for your "right fit" work to be the fit of your skills, abilities and talents with the needs, requirements and opportunities of the job or work you get.

Julia Erickson coaches people to get their "right fit" jobs and make great work transitions. During her 25+ year career in public service, Julie led NYC's City Harvest for 11 years, and worked extensively on workforce development with the private sector. She attended Smith College and has an MBA in Leadership. Julia (also known as Julie) believes everyone can find their "right fit" job or work and that everyone deserves to love what they do for work. Visit her website http://myrightfitjob.com for her e-book on finding your "right fit" job and regular useful information on job search, career management, and leadership.

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"People cannot be expected to learn one expertise and just apply it routinely in a job. Your expertise is in steadily renewing your knowledge base and extending it to new areas. That lifelong cycle of learning really is the foundation of the new information organization and economy."
- George Gilder

Attracting a job is not that easy and you have to almost master the law of attraction. You have identified your skills and realized in what kind of environment you blossom, and identified the organizations in the geographical area of your choice, you are ready to start your adventurous journey of success. The following tips will help you to identify your job and put you on the path of success.

• Information about jobs and vacancies is available abundantly on the internet in job sites such as career builder, naukri, timesjobs, gisajobs etc.

• You have to work hard to find a job. You cannot find a job sitting at home hoping something will happen and you will be given a job. Get out of your comfort zone and keep meeting people.

• Success lies in getting up just one more time than you fail. With every 'No' you face, you come closer to the 'Yes'.

• Always, go after the small organizations, those with less than 15 employees. As many of the older organizations are cutting their jobs, small companies are creating more jobs, where two-thirds of the new jobs come from small new enterprises.

• Meet at least two employers a day and spend at least six hours a day in your job hunt.

• Look as neat and alert as you can at all times. You never know whom you will meet and perhaps recommend you.

• When calling on employers, ask for fifteen minutes and do not stay one minute longer.

• Do not be a job-beggar in the employer's office but as a resource person.

• Do not forget to submit your resume with covering letter highlighting your knowledge, skills and abilities.

• After every interview, send a thank you note in your own handwriting that every night to those you talked to, thanking them for seeing or helping you.

• Do not take up jobs which you don't like and altogether unsuited to you, unless you absolutely must.

• You have to practice to demonstrate your abilities before your prospective employer. You must think of someway of meeting the person with the power to appoint you.

Finally, your attitude in presenting and approaching your prospective employer is of high importance to achieve your goal of grabbing a job of your choice.

The author is a Senior HR Professional, HR Consultant, Career Management Consultant, Soft Skills Trainer and Founder CEO of aimkaam consultrainers, Hyderabad. Contact me for your Campus Recruitment Training Programs and Leadership Development Programs. You can reach me at cramaphani@yahoo.com

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What would happen when you overcome your depression? Am I right to suspect that you would feel that you need to start looking for a new job or get back to your old one?
This is when it's easy to get depressed again by letting your old and new fears play havoc with your head.

First of all, sit down and make few lists.
You need a list with your expenses - what is the minimum salary that covers your living? There is no point in applying for jobs that will pay you less than you need to survive. You know it, and your employer knows it and might be specifically looking for a different profile of a job seeker. So, just don't do it, unless you share expenses with your family. Then you can sit down with them and ask what you need to earn to contribute.

Second list you need to make is with the jobs you'll never be able to do. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. I, for example, know that I'll never be able to work in a call centre. I would loathe this job from the day one, and I won't even attempt applying for a job like this. Do you have something similar? Don't apply for jobs you know you would hate, because it will spiral you back into depression, and possibly unemployment.
Third list is the most pleasurable to make. Write down your dream jobs, something you would enjoy doing no matter if you're getting paid for it or not. It can be anything from a childhood secret to middle age desire to change.

Ok, so far so good and not too stressful.
Now, decide if you prepare to commute long hours or move into another city, state or country. It all of course depends on your circumstances. If you have a family to look after, talk to them and see what they are willing to do. If you don't ask you don't get, and you might be pleasantly surprised at how supportive your family members can be. This is you forth list.

Well done, guys! Go make yourself a cup of tea or coffee and relax, take a break.
The last bit I want you to do is to say to yourself "HAVE NO FEAR". Whether your depression was caused by your jobless state or by other reasons, now it's over.

All you can do is move forward step by step, admit that you can not control everything around you and strive for a happier and better future.

http://jobless.freeofworry.org/avoiding-depression/work-depression-steps/
For more information about me and my struggle with depression, please, go to http://jobless.freeofworry.org

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