How can new college students make faster progress at the grassroots level?
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There are many college students in companies these days; some make rapid progress, while others progress more slowly； Everyone is together and works and lives in the same environment – why is there such a big difference? How can college students make faster progress at the grassroots level? (Of course, no shortcuts are taken.) This post was last edited by yingjun.z on 2009-3-22 07:51]
1. Be hardworking and take initiative. 2. Respect others. 3. Ask for advice frequently. 4. Provide regular updates
Focus on work one hand, and on relationships the other
I think I’m the most important person, which means forgetting that I’m a college student. . . The moment you enter the factory, you become a worker. . . If you do what a worker is supposed to do, then you’ll be successful!
First of all, you need to forget that you are a college student; avoid being overconfident. Be diligent and hardworking, eager to learn, and ask questions when you don’t understand something. Also, exchange ideas with others – I’m sure you will improve quickly
Low-key, serious, proactive, initiative-driven, team-oriented, eager to learn, asks many questions, and expresses opinions only after understanding things thoroughly
Do more practical things, seek less personal gain, and live in harmony
First of all, you need to remember that you are a college student, different from ordinary workers. Avoid being overambitious yet underprepared; master the theory first, and then apply it to practice. It is necessary to be able to use theory to guide the skilled workers. Get the skilled workers to recognize your level. One must take the initiative to do it. Go and learn*. It’s what’s known as having vitality in one’s eyes. Do more things. Don’t play politics. Don’t play it when it’s not yet time to engage in political games. I think I’m the most important person, which means forgetting that I’m a college student. . . The moment you enter the factory, you become a worker. . . If you do what a worker is supposed to do, then you’ll be successful. If you’re like this internet friend, then you’ll forever remain a worker.
First, correct your attitude and determine your goals. If you want to become the chief engineer, work extra hours diligently. If you want to become general manager, you should build up some good connections. Decide for yourself.
One should first do one’s duties properly, not worry too much about things, and also manage interpersonal relationships well
Many college students these days start from the grassroots level. It’s important to maintain a positive attitude, seize opportunities to learn, be sincere – communication is crucial. Complete tasks on time and avoid procrastination
Build relationships, study diligently*, learn effectively*, and be not ashamed to ask those beneath you for advice
Humble, down-to-earth, hardworking, and sweet-talking. Be humble in seeking advice from experienced masters, study diligently, be hardworking and resilient, diligent and conscientious, and willing to help others.