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My first day of work...

an easy day. you will probably just follow someone around all day.

edit: and yeah, i forgot to mention you will be cornholed after lunch.
 
Originally posted by: Rip the Jacker
is on Tuesday. What should I expect? (Web Dev). Anything I should bring anything (ex: suitcase) ?
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Perhaps some lunch perhaps?
 
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Rip the Jacker
is on Tuesday. What should I expect? (Web Dev). Anything I should bring anything (ex: suitcase) ?
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Perhaps some lunch perhaps?
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only if he is going to work in the department of redundancy department.
 
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Rip the Jacker
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Rip the Jacker
is on Tuesday. What should I expect? (Web Dev). Anything I should bring anything (ex: suitcase) ?
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Perhaps some lunch perhaps?
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What about just money?
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Bringing money would be a good idea to bring money.
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Taking an english class would be a good idea to take an english class. 😛
 
I'm a Software Engineer so it's much like your job title. With that said there's not much you need to bring in. You might want to do it the first few days to kind of give your manager an impression that you're responsible etc. But I stopped doing in a week or two in. But yeah you could try bringing in lunch or money to buy lunch and come back and eat. It's a good idea to eat with your co workers so you don't seem like a loner or that you prefer to be a loner.

You might also want to bring in a note pad and a pen (if your company doesn't already provide that). The first day you will most likely just sit in your cubicle and study some related stuff to your work. I remember I sat in my cubicle for 9 hours reading on w3schools as our development revolves around SOA
 
Bring a zip case full of CDs of your favorite bootleg web dev software. It lets your employer know that you are ready to work and aren't afraid to save them money.
 
BTW quite a coincidence that you and I both started right after a holiday. I started on a wednseday (just about 2 months ago) right after july 4th.
 
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