I’m really worried
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I’ve been working for almost a week now. It’s pretty much a new field. I majored in chemical engineering, and now I work in the investment management department on the preliminary management of mining projects; it feels very unfamiliar to me. I haven’t worked this hard since I graduated. But it still feels very difficult; I don’t know where to start. I’m trying hard to hold on through the three-month trial period and beyond. I think the position the company has offered me is very important, and I truly value it. Are there any colleagues who work in project management? Could you share your experiences? Sigh, it seems pretty difficult. Fortunately, it hasn’t reached a point where it’s impossible to handle; the department leader is very competent, and it’s great to be able to learn from them in terms of work.
Study carefully and you will improve.
There will always be someone to guide you; it’s better to work directly under a supervisor, to study diligently, to work conscientiously, and to ask colleagues for advice with an open mind – then you will definitely do well.
No matter what you do, it starts from not knowing how to do it to eventually being able to do it – there is a process involved, and nothing goes smoothly right away. Consult your supervisors often, pay close attention, and build good relationships with them; they will guide you
It’s normal to feel this way when entering a new field. 1. The focus of learning* is on project management and becoming familiar with the manufacturing processes ； 2. Be sure to get familiar with the work environment as soon as possible, seek useful information from the people and things around you, make more friends, and ask for advice frequently ； 3. Don’t be afraid of complexity when doing anything!
It’s important to know how to interact with others! One must summarize more, first gain the trust of supervisors, and carry out work diligently.
Find a skilled worker, and you’ll get twice the results with half the effort
At first, you won’t know where to start, but after some time, when you begin to draw parallels, you’ll be almost ready. Hehe
Me too. There’s a lot of pressure right now, there are so many things I don’t understand, and I don’t know what to ask
In fact, whether they are leaders or experts in the workplace, they have all been through similar situations like yours – so what is there to be afraid of! As long as you’re willing to learn* and enjoy delving into things, you’ll gradually get better.