My piece of advice would be to try to quickly get something serious to do and prefer tasks, which make you feel out of your comfort zone over the easy stuff. You want to grow and become a strong participant from early on, not the guy who sits on the sidelines and picks up the scraps. I've tested this on myself and a few newjoiners and it always worked great.
Congratulations on the new job!
My piece of advice would be to try to quickly get something serious to do and prefer tasks, which make you feel out of your comfort zone over the easy stuff. You want to grow and become a strong participant from early on, not the guy who sits on the sidelines and picks up the scraps. I've tested this on myself and a few newjoiners and it always worked great.
Good luck and grats again!
Good advice. Thanks man!