On your first day as a UX designer, get a thorough knowledge transfer before touching anything. Learn your team, the products, the company's goals, and how work actually flows here: who assigns tasks, how you submit them, where people talk.
So it's your first day at your job as a UX designer and you not really know what to do. Let me share some important tips that will help you excel in your design career. Tip number 1: Get the KT in the very first place, which is the knowledge transfer. Don't ever get started with a task on the very first place on the first day without knowing the following things. First, your team members. You're gonna spend a lot of time with your team members to make sure to be comfortable with them in the very first place. Second, the company and the products that you're working onto. Make sure to understand each and every product that your company owns or want to work onto it. Third thing, make sure to understand the existing and future goal of your company so that you can align with the same and contribute in the same direction. Tip number 2, understand the exact workflow, which is before taking up any task in the company, make sure to understand that how is the task provided to you from your leaders versus how the task can be submitted. The flow is very important, the communication channel is very important.
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