“It could take six months. It could take nine months. ... when you're doing hard things especially, it's important to keep in mind that you need time to really adjust and get settled in and feel comfortable.”

Molly Graham · Worklife with Molly Graham · Feeling stuck? Why your first job might have all the answers.

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states that it can take six to nine months to feel comfortable and settled in a new role

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