Let’s discuss how college students who have just started working can quickly become competent at their jobs.
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Let’s discuss how college students who have just started to work can quickly become competent at work, how to improve their business, and improve their interpersonal relationships. For college students who have just graduated, what is the most important thing if they want to develop well in an enterprise?
Work actively, ask for advice humbly, talk less and do more, leave early and come back late
study* , need to learn more * , study hard * ,study * business, study * Interpersonal relationship management.
Someone on the forum has already summed it up, “Good advice for new equipment technicians.”: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=386723&highlight=%C9%E8%B1%B8%BC%BC%CA%F5%D4%B1
Study hard* ,study * Combine practice with theory, clarify the principles, and pursue innovation! It is very important to have good interpersonal relationships!
Be humble at work, and humility makes people make progress. Don't pretend to understand. It's normal to not understand a lot when you first start working. Don't go online at work, don't do private work, and don't mess around with your time. When you have nothing to do, find more things to do by yourself, learn business, read more information, and look at drawings. Ask your boss frequently to find things to do. The more you do, the faster you will progress. Don't be afraid of hardship and loss. Suffering is a blessing.
Frequently go to the front line to see more, ask more, learn more, and research and solve problems, so that you can adapt to the work faster. Only in this way can we achieve good results.
Learn more, listen more, see more, walk more, move more and talk less! :lol
Be a thoughtful person, have the courage to make progress, and dare to face mistakes
A piece of advice for college students who have just started working.: To become a qualified equipment engineer, you should not sit in an office first, but work on the front line with master workers for a few years. Mechanical equipment operation and maintenance management is completely useless without the basis of equipment maintenance. ； Drawings are useless. Follow the master to disassemble and assemble equipment based on the drawings, which is better than learning in any classroom. There are many management cadres in petrochemical state-owned enterprises who have worked hard from the grassroots level. In the future, there will be no bad tricks from outsiders to ruin the technical profession of fitter.
Be practical! Be humble! Eager to learn! Don’t be ashamed to ask! Anyway, according to what Kong Lao said is correct, plus modern consciousness! I guarantee you will be the best from now on!