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100 Questions to Ask On a First Day at Work

August 16, 2026

100 Questions to Ask On a First Day at Work

No. Item Definition
1. Can you show me around? Requests a workplace tour.
2. How are tasks assigned? Asks task assignment method.
3. How do breaks work? Asks break policy.
4. How do I access benefits? Asks benefits portal access.
5. How do I access email? Asks email setup process.
6. How do I access payroll? Asks payroll system access.
7. How do I access shared drives? Asks shared storage access.
8. How do I access the calendar? Asks calendar access.
9. How do I ask for feedback? Asks feedback process.
10. How do I ask for help? Asks help-seeking process.
11. How do I book a room? Asks room reservation process.
12. How do I clock in? Asks timekeeping procedure.
13. How do I contact my manager? Asks preferred contact method.
14. How do I find past work? Asks archive location.
15. How do I find policies? Asks policy location.
16. How do I find templates? Asks template location.
17. How do I find the handbook? Asks handbook location.
18. How do I get a badge? Asks ID badge process.
19. How do I get building access? Asks entry access process.
20. How do I get reimbursed? Asks repayment process.
21. How do I handle urgent requests? Asks urgent-work procedure.
22. How do I join meetings? Asks meeting access steps.
23. How do I join the chat? Asks team chat access.
24. How do I log in? Asks system access steps.
25. How do I order equipment? Asks equipment request process.
26. How do I report an issue? Asks issue reporting steps.
27. How do I report my hours? Asks hours reporting method.
28. How do I request supplies? Asks supply request process.
29. How do I request time off? Asks leave request process.
30. How do I reserve a desk? Asks desk booking process.
31. How do I reset passwords? Asks password reset steps.
32. How do I save my work? Asks storage procedure.
33. How do I set up voicemail? Asks voicemail setup.
34. How do I share documents? Asks document sharing method.
35. How do I submit a ticket? Asks support ticket process.
36. How do I submit expenses? Asks expense process.
37. How do I submit my work? Asks work handoff process.
38. How do I track my time? Asks time tracking method.
39. How do I update my profile? Asks profile setup steps.
40. How do I update my status? Asks status reporting method.
41. How do I use the printer? Asks printer procedure.
42. How do I use this software? Asks software guidance.
43. How do meetings usually run? Asks meeting style.
44. How does lunch work here? Asks lunch customs or rules.
45. How is the team organized? Asks team structure.
46. How often do we check in? Asks meeting frequency.
47. Is there a dress code? Asks clothing expectations.
48. What are the quality standards? Asks expected quality level.
49. What are the reporting lines? Asks management structure.
50. What are the safety rules? Asks workplace safety expectations.
51. What are the team norms? Asks usual team expectations.
52. What are the work hours? Asks standard schedule.
53. What are today’s priorities? Asks immediate work focus.
54. What channels do we use? Asks communication platforms.
55. What deadlines matter most? Asks key due dates.
56. What do acronyms here mean? Asks local jargon meanings.
57. What does onboarding include? Asks onboarding contents.
58. What does success look like? Asks performance expectations.
59. What does the team value? Asks team priorities and culture.
60. What is my role exactly? Asks role scope.
61. What is the approval process? Asks approval workflow.
62. What is the chain of command? Asks authority order.
63. What is the communication style? Asks usual tone and habits.
64. What is the escalation path? Asks problem escalation order.
65. What is the review process? Asks work review workflow.
66. What is the team’s schedule? Asks team timing patterns.
67. What meetings should I attend? Asks required meetings.
68. What projects are active now? Asks current project list.
69. What should I learn first? Asks initial learning priority.
70. What should I read first? Asks first documents to review.
71. What should I start with? Asks first task priority.
72. What time should I arrive? Asks expected start time.
73. What tools will I use? Asks required tools or software.
74. What training is required? Asks mandatory training.
75. Where can I eat lunch? Asks lunch area location.
76. Where can I find supplies? Asks office supply location.
77. Where do I park? Asks parking location.
78. Where do I put my things? Asks storage location.
79. Where do we keep files? Asks file storage location.
80. Where is the restroom? Asks restroom location.
81. Where should I sit? Asks for assigned workspace.
82. Who approves my work? Asks approval authority.
83. Who are key stakeholders? Asks important partners.
84. Who can answer quick questions? Asks go-to helper.
85. Who can approve purchases? Asks purchasing authority.
86. Who can grant access? Asks access approver.
87. Who covers for me if needed? Asks backup person.
88. Who do I contact in HR? Asks HR contact person.
89. Who do I copy on emails? Asks email inclusion norms.
90. Who handles IT issues? Asks technical support contact.
91. Who is on my team? Asks team member identities.
92. Who manages this account? Asks account owner.
93. Who owns this project? Asks project lead identity.
94. Who reviews my performance? Asks evaluator identity.
95. Who should I meet today? Asks important first-day contacts.
96. Who should I notify if late? Asks lateness contact.
97. Who should I report to? Asks direct manager identity.
98. Who should I shadow? Asks best person to observe.
99. Who signs off on this? Asks final approver.
100. Who trains new hires? Asks onboarding trainer identity.

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