Give yourself time to stop expecting the habits of your former workplace.
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Every workplace trains you in small automatic assumptions: how fast people reply, who decides, what a meeting means, when it is safe to disagree. Those reflexes do not resign when you do. In a new place they misfire quietly, and what looks like friction with the job is often just old habits arriving where they no longer apply.
Give it a few months and expect the confusion rather than reading it as a bad fit. When something feels wrong, ask whether it is wrong or merely different. Watch how people here do the same thing first.
Which old workplace habit still shapes how you act now?
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