Arrive On Time
In fact, be a little early your first day of a new assignment -
you'll make an excellent first impression. Also, when
you're unfamiliar with your destination, it's always a good idea to allow
extra travel time. You'll be more comfortable knowing that
you're prepared for an emergency - and more confident, too. Look The Part
As a professional, we know that you know how to dress. Your Valley Staffing
Services´ Service Coordinator will give you dress code specifics to each assignment you accept. Ask Questions
Of course
it's important to follow the client's instruction, not only concerning the assignment
also about office procedures, lunch breaks, etc. However,
you're not doing anyone a favor if you sit quietly by when you
don't understand something. It's up to you to ask for help if you need it. Follow Through
This means completing the ENTIRE assignment - "YES MEANS YES!" Remember, your Valley Staffing Services´ Service Coordinator is always available to help in an emergency. Otherwise, your commitment is to finish the
job you started - that's professional business behavior.
Save "Personal Breaks" for Breaks
When
you're on assignment, your time is the clients. Be considerate and postpone personal phone calls until
your break or lunch time. |