I got into a technical company without any experience. I know

Hi, my name is (anonymous). My background is in (enter academic experience here). I'm new to this field and I'm excited to be a part of the team.

That's petty much all you're expected to say.

Had the same problem when i started in februari with my new job. My advice is be fair with them about yourself still being quite inexperienced but you will do whatever it takes to get on a higher level. Youre definitely not "dumb" since they chose to hire you. Also about urself being social awkward... everyone is these days..

>>18628596
Is that it? something that short would be kind of awkward wouldn't it?

No one wants you to say a lot. Introduce yourself, say you're happy to learn, open to all pointers and assistance, and that you're happy to be here.

That's it. It's that easy.

>>18628620
> say you're happy to learn, open to all pointers and assistance, and that you're happy to be here

Can I get a good sentence that says all these three things in English without sounding awkwawrd

>>18628623

Hello, my name is FluffyAnon. Happy to work here, and I look forward to learning the ins and outs of [X]. Please don't hesitate to give me some pointers or constructive criticism, I enjoy learning and i look forward to being a beneficial member of the team.

Then say thanks and sit yer ass down. I hate when new guys go on and on about their life. No one knows you, so no one gives a shit yet. Introductions are a forced formality done by management.

You'll do fine.