How do you know your new job is a good fit for you and if the new employer likes you?

[Pinay_ako]

[kylee2437]

Time will tell. Give the job a chance and make sure you have an overall good attitude and you are ready to work

[Katrina79]

Yes and how they treat you with their actions.

[SnowedIn]

You wake up and you want to go to work. You and boss align. You're excited about the job. You like the tasks.

[Pinay_ako]

Check check check. I wake up an hour earlier than my old job and I even take the bus and it’s more than half an hour commute. But it doesn’t bother me. I am excited every day. My co workers are nice and the building is wow!

[SnowedIn]

Yes yes yes! You struck gold!

[abitcurious2022]

Everybody is mannerly, the money is good, no pressure, location🙂

[MrNameless]

-You understand your role and like what you learn and do, you're good at what you do, the work-life balance is good, you have a friendly team and are treated with respect, and your boss is nice and reasonable

[MrNameless]

I've had my fair share of bad bosses. My last job's boss especially was a nightmare, and I regret never complaining about her. But I left 1.5 years ago, and I really like my current job. My bosses are really cool, I like what I do and my team is great. It's not perfect of course, but it's the best job I ever had and I wanna stay there as long as I can instead of looking every 2 years.

My experience with bad bosses especially, put me on edge. In the back of my mind whenever I look for a job, if I'm gonna wonder if I fit in the group/company, and if I will have a good and reasonable boss. Most of the time, people quit because of people. If your boss doesn't like you, you aren't getting promoted. And its best to leave, or at least that department.

[Pinay_ako]

My last boss was the reason I finally had enough after 17 years

[BoopBoopBeep]

Those are very different. I know my employer likes me because I make her look good to her bosses and I provide a level of firsthand experience that normally doesn't exist at my job. I'm practical not just theoretical application, if that makes sense. Job isn't the best fit for me. I miss field time and this is the fist desk job I've ever had in my life. Makes me want to nail my hand to the desk sometimes.

[exitseven]

I went into the lunch room and they had a big screen TV on the wall and Fox news was on it. I think my employer likes me because I recently got a bonus.

[Pinay_ako]

Good for you

[Iron_Man]

That’s why I don’t like working for the man I like being self-employed I can control my own destiny and my own hours and schedule. I’m not a slave to one day work late at night the next day work early in the morning work birthdays, work holidays. But unfortunately, I’m gonna have to go back to that lifestyle. That sucks.

[nawtee_me]

Employers are not supposed to like you, they are supposed to like the job that you do. You were hired because you made a good impression during the interview. Now you have to live up to it... No Pressure... lol

[Pinay_ako]

Not like me like me. I mean what I bring to the table

[MrNameless]

Yeah but they do generally check if you're a good cultural fit as well before hiring. So in essence, they would like you in order for you to be picked.

[OfMiceandMen]

Ahhh... I was a new employee 25 years ago. My boss (the other majority share holder in the company) and I take one trip per year together. We started doing it year 5.

Last year was Halifax, Nova Scotia.

[roy_ricky09]

So your new boss likes you already? 🤣
If boss likes you as an employee and for your work, then it's OK. But not otherwise. You know what I mean

[Pinay_ako]

🤣 nah nah not like that

[roy_ricky09]

No seriously... Think about it.

[Ms_Facesitter]

When you enjoy what you do and get in return and the others are pleased with the results of your work.

[TooHot2Care]

Well, my bar is pretty low but your boss not trying to murder you when he gets drunk on boys night is a pretty solid bet.

[najekim]

I know my boss likes me. He's constantly after me to come into the office more than once a week and teach our younger folks the "art" of mechanical design engineering.

[AngryCarl2]

I'm probably the wrong person to ask, because I'm the proverbial square peg. I can't recall ever having a good relationship with an employer.

[Fuentes]

If u like coming into work lol

[Pinay_ako]

🤣 that’s 100% true