First team offsite - new grad

Hi folks, I am a new grad and work in remote first company. My team (8-10 people) has an offsite and also booked a resort for it in Bengaluru.

I am a new grad with no outing in college or with family as I am kind of poor and this has also made me introvert as well and so I don't have much idea about etiquettes etc and this really freaks me out

What should I do / learn before going?

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FuzzyUnicorn

Stealth13mo

Refrain from alcohol. Or stick to 1-2 beers. Ppl go overboard and can become embarrassing.

WigglyBanana

Stealth13mo

If you drink, don’t refrain from alcohol. A lot of times you may find more closeness with people if you drink. Just don’t overdo it.

CosmicLlama

Stealth13mo

As rule, never drink in office parties. Even cool drinks. Stick to the "healthy stuff". Why?. Confuse those fuckers. Don't let them even guess your likes and dislikes.

SwirlyMochi

Stealth13mo

Just be yourself, and try to engage to build repo.
Speak as and where needed, that's it

JumpyDonut

Stealth13mo

Bro people will try to make you do shit, don’t fall for it. Be sober be smart. Also never bitch about someone be it anyone on the trip

GroovyBoba

X (formerly Twitter)13mo

Probably learn fine dining etiquettes. A man should know how to wine and dine.

SnoozyPretzel

Cred13mo

Doesn't matter, most of the people you meet at your workplace, come from lesser priveledged background, their lifestyle improves with time and they might start to seem rich.

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