A Wall Street Journal article offers good advice for new grads to navigate the many communication tools available at work. Here are a few recommendations:

• Don’t text your bosses unless they text you first.

• Don’t ask 10 questions in 10 separate communiqués—batch them together before approaching your manager.

• On video calls, arrive early and stay late.

• Find out which [virtual meeting platform] is deployed by your company and download the apps for your desktop and mobile device in advance, then try a test meeting.

• Turn [your] camera on in meetings by default to build connections with colleagues.

• Don’t type anything you wouldn’t want your employer to see on Slack or any other company communication tool.

• Start with a summary and your main point or request up top [of emails].

All good advice for new hires—and others—to make a good impression at work.

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