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What should a recent undergraduate graduate pay attention to when entering a company and society?

2009-03-23View Original

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I just started working at a large state-owned enterprise this year. What should a recent undergraduate graduate pay attention to when entering the company and society?
Reply #22009-03-23
There are things that cannot be explained in just a few words; only by experiencing them can one truly understand them. In any case, it’s important to be humble, and it’s never bad to keep learning! ! !
Reply #32009-03-23
Do things diligently and manage relationships well at the same time. Be humble and learn from others*.
Reply #42009-03-23
The original poster doesn’t provide any specific details; no matter which company you join, it’s most important to work hard and behave well. One’s character and abilities are directly proportional to each other; that way, you will be able to climb higher and go further. This society is one where people prey on each other, but everyone has their own way of surviving
Reply #52009-03-23
Be low-key; don’t be too showy. Be humble and seek advice early or late. Stop gossiping; observe more, think more, and speak less.
Reply #62009-03-26
Be low-key; don’t be too showy. Be humble and seek advice early or late. Stop gossiping; observe more, think more, and speak less. I completely agree; I just haven’t been able to do that, so compared to my colleagues at the same company, I seem a bit behind
Reply #72009-03-26
What kind of person are you? Different people pay attention to different things!
Reply #82009-03-27
Be low-key, build good relationships with your supervisors, and often ask your colleagues, “Is there anything I can help you with?” ”
Reply #92009-03-29
Be humble; if you don’t know something, be sure to ask your master for advice. To maintain good relations with your superiors, it’s not necessary to flatter them; at the very least, you should make sure that they find you familiar. It’s important to maintain good relationships with colleagues, so that work can be done happily; otherwise, it won’t be possible. . . . Hehe
Reply #102009-03-29
It depends on what position you’re in; different positions have different requirements!

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