Behavior among businesspeople

During the beginning of February this year I am going to be stationed in my mentor’s business at NRK. This is a television channel which brings up news and other programs like comedies and documentaries. When I am visiting this place, my behavior really counts. I cannot act like a fool, neither precocious.

I should act like a nice girl, definitely. When you seem like a positive person it’s a lot easier to take contact, and the connection between us is alpha omega. I have to show him that I’m interested in what this job is about. Questioning and an open dialog I have to be prepared to. This job actually is a bit unknown to me. I’m not all clear about what they are doing at NRK. I know they are producing television programs, but I want to figure out all the tuff work that’s behind the scenes, and to do that I have to show that I really want to be there and learn from them.

When I visit NRK I have to know how to definitely not act as well. To be lazy is among the stupidest things to do while learning from my mentor. When I’m lazy I seem uninterested, and then my mentor is thinking about me like an unmotivated person. It’s important to not be late, too! That is some of the most unreliable ways of acting, and it’s not smart to seem like a person you cannot trust on in a job situation – especially when I’m visiting a business I perhaps would like to work at later in life.