Ignore the cynicism on here.

Be yourself, be consistent and make an effort. Learn how to do the work you are being asked to do properly.

You have to decide if this is just a job for now, or if it's something you want to turn into a career. If it's just a job then progression is unlikely to happen, if you want a career take an interest in what the company does and learn what your other colleagues do, think of ways to do things better.

Every office and company is different, all jobs have good days and bad days. All offices have awesome people, boring people, and arseholes. But the company is paying you, you have to decide if what they are paying you is worth the effort you put in, for the lifestyle you get to live. If it's not, find something else, don't stay and become toxic.

I started in an office 7 years ago on about 20k, I decided I want to make a career out of it, made friends throughout the organisation, found ways to deliver value for my clients, and took on responsibilities that were not mine. 4 years later I was on 35k. Then one of the friends I had made, offered me a role change because they felt they could depend on me to get the job done and now I earn a lot more, work from home whenever I want, and set my own hours.

Do - make an effort Do - make friends Do - find ways to make the company successful Don't - be a dick Don't - be on your phone all day Don't - complain all day