Conect a MacBook to a Windows Networking

I´m tying to conect my new MacBook(just bought) to a local windows networking, but the Mac can access only the directories clasiffied as "every one". I not geting a way to access the directories that I have the permition to. As we are in a company with many people using PC´s and only one Mac (my) I need to resolve this. If I don´t I´ll have to give up.

Ensure that your Mac shortname and password match your network username and password.
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