A week ago, I started a new job at Hubspot, a startup based in Boston. I was excited to hit the ground running but wanted to make sure I didn't screw up in a major way the first few weeks. (I say "major" as I've accepted the fact that I will make several mistakes and pray that they are minor). Having not been much of a business book reader in the past I wasn't sure where to seek advice but some Amazon reviews indicated Right From The Start (Ciampa, Watkins) was decent.
The advice in the book that I found most useful, at least in the first 80 pages or so (at which point I remembered why I don't read self-help business books and switched to watching random bad TV), was essentially: