concept   first day
culture   Western countries
statement   The first day of a new endeavor in Western culture is seen as a significant and transitional period involving excitement and adjustment.
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1 first day Western countries First day at a new job may involve meeting colleagues, getting orientation, and filling out paperwork. 1
2 first day Western countries The first day of school or a new job is often considered significant and may involve special preparation or rituals. 1
3 first day Western countries First day of school is an important milestone for children, often marked by excitement, new clothes, and back-to-school shopping. 1
4 first day Western culture The first day of a new job is often considered a time to make a good impression and get to know colleagues. 1
5 first monday Western countries First Monday of the month is significant for scheduling meetings and events in corporate settings. 1
6 first monday Western countries Typically the start of the work or school week, often associated with a feeling of the 'Monday blues' 1
7 first saturday Western countries First Saturday of the month is often associated with community events and yard sales in many towns and neighborhoods. 1
8 first saturday Western countries First Saturday of the month is often associated with events, community activities, and special promotions, like 'First Saturday Art Walk' in many cities. 1
9 first week Western countries The first week at a new job is a time for training and introductions. 1
10 first week Western countries The first week is often seen as a period of adjustment, with new routines and schedules being established. 1
11 first week Western culture Often considered the beginning of a new project or undertaking, a time for setting goals and making plans for the future 1
12 first week western countries The first week of a new job is typically a time for onboarding and training. 1