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Wish me luck - Claire's 1st day at work


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Hi Claire,

I think things will go a lot smoother than you think, especially if your coworkers have been notified. It shouldn't be a big shock and people will get used to it withing a couple weeks.

Good Luck!

{{{Hugs}}}

Jenny

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If you and HR have done your preparation, all should go well. I hope its a wonderful experience, Claire, and the start of a new life.

HUGS

Carolyn Marie

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Good luck

Just go - be confident and keep busy - enjoy the experience - it only happens once

Tracy x

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Guest Carla_Davis

Hi Claire,

I am sure that everything will go well for you.

I am looking forward to reading your Posts describing how well things went at work.

The main thing that your co-workers need to accept is that you are still the same person except for your outward appearance.

If England is anything like New York, You will be accepted like any other female worker without any comments.

Be Confident in yourself and everything will fall into place and you will be happy at work.

Congratulations on your new life.

Hugs,

Carla

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As long as you will be getting paid, getting nervous is not the big issue it could be. Happy paycheck as your true self.

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You will do GREAT i'm sure. Deep breath and live a nice new life as yourself.

Hugs,

Charlie

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Guest DianeATL

I think it will be a wonderful day for Claire. You are going to be amazed at the support that your coworkers give you and very surprised by some who you never thought of as supportive, being very kind to you.

I can't wait to hear the report about Claire's first day of work!

Diane

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Hi Claire,

There's probably no way to get rid of those opening day jitters - I know I couldn't. But, 10 minutes after I was on the job, it was over.

Best of luck to you, and, yes, please let us know how it went!

Love, Megan

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Guest Jenn348

As self-employed, it was a little different for me, but my experience echoes that of others on here. On my first professional day, the jitters passed after I realized that nothing bad was happening.

Just yesterday, too :)

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Guest Claire_H

Hi All

As you all suspected it was pretty much a non event, a few got my name wrong and were more worried about it than I was, everybody I met was welcoming & supportive. I'll slowly go around the various departments and make myself known. When the boss gave a me a couple of projects to do I commented that he didn't give the new girl much of a chance to settle in :). One of the team is having a birthday drink on Friday evening so I'll get the whole seeing me in a skirt out of the way quickly. The highlight was I went to the toilet and a collegue went as well, when he saw where I was going he turned around (the closest ones are single cubicle). When I saw him turn around I pointed out I used the ladies now.

Love

Claire

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That is good to hear Claire :)

Just carry on and be yourself

Love

Tracy x

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Guest Claire_H

Hi All

Just to say the week went very well, there were a few slipups with my name but thoese who got it wrong were more upset than I was. The week finished with a night out to celibrate a birthday so they got to see me in a skirt and girly top. The wives & girlfriends who where ther (a couple of whom I hadn't met before) all treated me as one of the girls- Why did I choose Claire & how do I get shoes that fit were the most frequent questions. The students are back on the 16th and I'm ready to face them

Love

Claire

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Guest Mikkiapolis

I wish you the best! I remember my first day vividly still (5 months ago). I was prepared, felt good about how I looked, and I wasn't nervous -- I was thrilled and happy! This was just the beginning, the first day of being able to be myself at my workplace! Smile and let your happiness show. You'll shine all over the place. Hugz.

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