Great advice. Your first three would definitely be in my list. Nice pic!

I would add …. Be the first one in the office and the last one to leave.

Be Dependable.

And #11 listen to the advice of the ones who have the outcome you want.

Think and pause before responding

I would add: Enthusiasm, great attitude (meaning, no complaining, no office drama, no talking about other people) and build your networks, in addition to the above. All excellent advice!

Stu, I wonder if some are working more than one job remotely

Tick done - all of the above. And now I am enjoying the fruits of my labors

Fred - you really nailed this one! Wonderful advise.

An important lesson presented well by Simon Sinek (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4ZoJKF_VuA) is "start with why". Why are you doing what you do ... here starting this new job ... it brings into question one's intentions and goals; it's 'a question about leadership and action. "Why" may seem obvious to a recent college graduate ... yet seeking to understand 'why' is reflective, building inner knowledge, resolve and confidence.

Agreed all are extremely valuable tips. However, part of #1 may need some new consideration. In "20 & "21 going to the work place sick could kill

Great list...to which I would add (for possible inclusion or enhancement), 1) Humility. Be coachable. Thank others often for their support. Be a team player. 2) To Shelley's enthusiasm I would further add, "Never miss an opportunity to make someone feel ten feet tall" even if it wasn't your idea. 3) Never stop asking yourself, "How can this be improvee? and..."What's missing?". 4) Know when silence is golden. Knowing what not to say is as impt. as knowing what to say.