Don't be afraid of the code review and "looking stupid". Your mistakes are all opportunities to grow and contribute to the company.
You are in a unique position in that as someone new, you still have a degree of objectivity. Things that may be clear because of familiarity with company culture may not be so evident to you as the new kid on the block. As Ben said, if something is not clear, create a quick write / snippet / bullet points that clarify or document a solution. In the end, communication is the only effective means for communicating ideas :) Your perspective can be a good mirror for an organization, and by filling in the gaps you are becoming a better asset to your new employer.
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Don't be afraid of the code review and "looking stupid". Your mistakes are all opportunities to grow and contribute to the company.
You are in a unique position in that as someone new, you still have a degree of objectivity. Things that may be clear because of familiarity with company culture may not be so evident to you as the new kid on the block. As Ben said, if something is not clear, create a quick write / snippet / bullet points that clarify or document a solution. In the end, communication is the only effective means for communicating ideas :) Your perspective can be a good mirror for an organization, and by filling in the gaps you are becoming a better asset to your new employer.