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1. Make sure you are on time and last to go;
2. Keep taking work which is assessable try to avoid hardcore clerical work, if you do get it finish it off ASAP so you can get quality work again.
3. Make a proper in-depth note of each work you do, not just a single line, this will help your associates in giving you feedback.
4. Always ask for feedback, for every work you do whenever you see that person free, ask for a feedback, and ask doubts when getting work (not ones you can google pls).
5. There are always a few people who will make your life miserable avoid them as much as possible.
6. Avoid taking work from the same person, try to take work from a partner at least once however small or stupid it is.
They'll remember you even if you make their life 1% easier.
If someone with prior internship/work experience at SAM can help me out, please do.