I would advise you to steer clear of all the usual drop zone politics and club committee back biting. This goes on at many clubs and should be left for the jumpers to enjoy. Concentrate on flying safe and accurate loads, ask advice when you have a concern and feel your way into it slowly. Many jumpers regard pilots as easy to replace but the smarter jumpers know the value of a reliable and savvy jump pilot. Be prepared to hear all sorts of random weird and obviously wrong advice as well as helpful tips from the better jumpers. I also suggest that you discipline yourself to avoid joining in with their occasional adrelaine (and other stimulant) soaked activities and fly safe regular loads. Be professional and safe but not uptight and they will love you. Most of all, enjoy yourself and you will learn lots about what light aeroplanes can actually do when treated right. You will certainly be a better pilot for the experience.
cheers
