YouвЂ™ll probably spend quite a bit of time with the TTS Handbook - youвЂ™re reading it now! Org charts for each office are available in Google drive, too. If youвЂ™re not, go take a look at those first.ДЄs you try to understand TTS and what itвЂ™s about, Within your first week or two you should be working through your onboarding checklist, Pretty soon youвЂ™ll be the veteran around here, helping someone else learn these things. Skim it now, then refer back to it over your first 90 days or so as youвЂ™re ready to absorb more. You donвЂ™t need to know all of this stuff today. So, hereвЂ™s a guide to help you focus your onboarding efforts and work through some technical tasks that We try to cover all the bases in your TTS Classes for Onboarding.Д«ut we also recognize those are a firehose of information and a lot of stuff wonвЂ™t make much sense right now.

To help you get past that frustration and contributing as quickly as possible, This can be very frustrating, even for new employees who have worked at other The first weeks are likely to be spent trying to thumb through your handbook quickly enough toД¬ommunicate at all. Working here is a lot like learning a language via immersion: Where regulations and acronyms can quickly become overwhelming. ThatвЂ™s probably never more true than when youвЂ™re working for the federal government, ThereвЂ™s a rule of thumb that says it takes at least three months to understand a new job,ДЄre crucial to understanding just what the heck youвЂ™re supposed to be doing. Getting started at TTS: Your first 90 days

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