New school, new city, new team: nobody there knows your old reputation. Decide who walks through that door.

Reputation is local. It lives in the memory of the people who were there, and it does not travel to a room full of people who have never met you, which means a new place hands you a genuinely blank slate whether or not you asked for one. That is rare and briefly available.

Decide before you arrive what you want to be true there. Not a performance, just one or two habits the old version skipped. Sit at the front, speak in the first week, be the one who follows up. Early behaviour sets faster than later behaviour.