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When entering a new job, describe how you build relationships with your new coworkers and supervisors.

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Carly Zucker is an Instructional Designer who creates online training and classes for university and K-12 students.

Due to a wide variety of personalities, relationships can take time to form. How do you ensure that you have a strong line of communication with your co-workers and supervisors, right from the start? Think about how you plan to succeed working in a team environment. Some positions at McGraw Education are remote, if you are applying to one, how will you still make an effort to build relationships?

Carly Zucker

Carly Zucker is an Instructional Designer who creates online training and classes for university and K-12 students.

"I understand that some relationships come quickly and others take time to nurture. When starting a new job, I take the time to get to know everyone by name and get familiar with their functions, this can get the conversation started. I also bring my strong work ethic and positive attitude everyday, people want to be around positive people. "

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