六月，又到一年畢業(yè)季。散伙飯吃了，畢業(yè)照拍了，畢業(yè)生們收拾好行囊，準備邁入社會，在各自的舞臺上演炙熱的故事。


面對全新的挑戰(zhàn)，職場新人們多少會感到緊張和迷茫。不如來聽聽領英上的職場前輩們總結的10條職場生存法則，你一定會有所收獲。

1.Remember These Four Words
記住這四個詞

Be positive, principled, pro-active, and productive.
樂觀，講原則，主動，高效

——Rakesh N.

2.Discover Yourself
挖掘自己

Consider this job a journey to learn about yourself. The purpose is to grow as a human being; to discover what you’re good at, what you love to do, and what you dislike.
把這份工作看作是一次了解自己的旅程。目的是實現個人成長；去發(fā)現你擅長什么，喜歡做什么，不喜歡什么。

Discover your why, and you’ll become happier and more passionate in life!
發(fā)掘你的內心，你的生活會變得更快樂和更有激情！

——Carol L.

3.Be Open to Change
勇于改變

Don’t get discouraged when a job you really want does not pan out for you. It just opens up doors to other opportunities.
當你真正想做的工作并不適合你時，不要灰心。它只是為其他機會打開了大門。

——Mitchell M.

4. Don’t Hide From Mistakes
不要逃避錯誤

Be honest. Not sure about something? Ask questions. Screwed up? Own up!
誠實點。有什么不懂的盡管問。搞砸了要承認！

I’ve always valued someone willing to learn, and we do that in different ways. I’ll always highly regard someone willing to be honest about their mistakes because we learn from those just as much as our successes!
我一直很看重愿意學習的人，學習的方式有很多種。我非常重視那些愿意誠實面對自己錯誤的人，因為我們從這些錯誤中學到的東西和從成功中學到的一樣多！

——Samantha DM.

5. Prepare for the Future
為未來做好準備

Develop good time management habits early on. Your workload will only increase with time, and so will your responsibilities. Be ready when they do.
盡早養(yǎng)成良好的時間管理習慣。你的工作量只會隨著時間的推移而增加，你的責任也會隨之增加。做好準備迎接它們。

——Alicia M.

6. Learn From Everything
從周圍的一切學習

Remember every moment is an opportunity to learn from everyone around you, no matter their title.
記住，每時每刻你都有機會向周圍的人學習，不管他們是什么職級。

Pay attention when things go well; pay extra attention when they don’t, and watch how people react to it. Build relationships with the people who face problems by being their solution.
當事情進展順利時要留心；當不順利的時候要更加留心，并觀察人們的反應。與面對問題想辦法解決的人來往。

——Anita S.

7.Make Connections
建立人脈

Your biggest asset is your network.
你最大的資本就是你的人際關系。

——Eddie M.

8.Keep Your Own Counsel
隱藏自己的想法

Don’t assume that a co-worker won’t repeat your criticisms of a colleague. When asked how you feel about individuals in the office, be open and vague with your answers.
不要以為同事不會把你對另一個同事的批評外傳。當有人問你對辦公室里的人有何看法時，回答要誠懇但有所保留。

Always reserve judgment on your co-workers until you have enough time to make up your own mind.
在你有足夠的時間下定主意之前，不要輕易評價你的同事。

——Nicholas G.

9.Utilize Your Co-workers
利用好你的同事

Don’t be intimidated by your colleagues and superiors!
不要被你的同事和上級嚇到！

Remember that they were once in your shoes when they began their careers. Leverage their knowledge and experience and find ways to take what worked for them and adapt it to work for you.
記住，他們剛剛開啟職業(yè)生涯時，也曾站在你的位置上。利用他們的知識和經驗，并找到他們行之有效的工作方法，加以調整，為你所用。

——Lauren L.

10. Treat Everyone With Respect
尊重每個人

Speak when you walk into the office everyday. Say good morning to your boss and peers as you walk past their offices, smile at janitors and receptionists in your office.
每天走進辦公室時打個招呼。路過老板和同事的辦公室時，向他們問好，對辦公室的管理員和接待員微笑。

Treating people with humanity and integrity is most important.
以博愛和正直的態(tài)度待人是最重要的。

——Brittany K.

來源：Muse
編輯：董靜