Once you've moved on from the job search and gotten a job, you need to keep it. Needless to say, your employer will expect a lot from you as long as you're getting paid. Make sure you follow these guidelines if you want to keep and be happy in your job.

• Don't make up excuses not to come to work. If you have to call in sick, give as much notice as possible.
• Always be on time, and don't try to stretch your breaks.
• When you're being trained, don't be afraid to ask questions. An employer would rather answer a thousand questions then have you do the job the wrong way because you weren't properly informed.
• Always be friendly and courteous to your co-workers. It will make your job more enjoyable and will give you a good reputation with the administration.
• Be open to friendly criticism and other people's opinions. You should try as hard as possible not to get defensive.
• Be flexible with your work and hours. Sometimes you may need to stay for overtime to finish a difficult job. Dedication to your job such as this is something an employer really appreciates.
• Try to start new jobs without being told, as long as you know it's okay. This shows your employer that you have enthusiasm and initiative.
• Don't try to outperform others. Everyone is working as an equal, and trying to be bold won't get you a promotion.
• Try to avoid tension with all co-workers. If there is a problem, you should address it in a professional and responsible way that will make everyone feel comfortable.