Advice to fresh graduates
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They all came here just after graduation. My fellow students, here is my advice: 1. Don’t take yourself seriously! At home, you may be the elder brother or princess, and the whole family will pamper you. You may be a real person just after graduation. * Student, no one wants to answer you (except for those with ulterior motives). It's right not to help you, it's right not to let you go, it's right to make trouble for you, it's right to dislike you and to set traps for you with small shoes. Don't be confused, your misfortune has nothing to do with him, but you can just gloat and watch the fun. ； 2. Don’t think you know everything! 99% of what the school teaches you will not be used, and the 1% that is used is not the main subject. If you learn well in school, it is enough to stay in school or take the postgraduate entrance examination, but you are really not as good as a technical school student when you go to work. The company pays you a salary and spends a few more years training you. Once you have trained you, the company will not be stupid if you change jobs. ； 3. Don’t be afraid of hardship! Be diligent when you first go to work, do the dirty and tiring work that others are not willing to do, and keep learning while working. * Improve yourself. The daughter-in-law of many years became a mother-in-law. I studied it when I was in college * I was ranked last in the class. Now, I am the first grade-one project manager and the first graded engineer in our class (the senior engineer will also be promoted soon, and I am still the first! ), the house I bought and the car I bought didn’t cost my family a penny, they were all paid for in full! Seven years after graduation, I won two national awards and six provincial awards. When I first graduated, everyone was the same, but I could even carry cement (no choice, there were no workers in the deadline)! Work hard, all the fresh graduates, you must remember what I said. There were several times when the company was recruiting people, and I met the "beautiful" children who had just left school. Seeing their arrogance, I felt really helpless.
I admire the poster. To be honest, I bought a house and a car 7 years ago and I have just started working. Can you tell me a few words? I have always wanted to have my own home in the city through my own efforts.
"I studied it when I was in college* I was last in the class, and now, I am the first level-1 project manager in our class, and the first engineer to be evaluated." Speechless, then why did you go to college? If you had worked a few years earlier, you might have bought a car or a house N years earlier? :lol
I am deeply touched. I am graduating this year.
May I ask if what the poster said is true or false? As you said, then everyone no longer needs to study in school, and there is no need to go to a bachelor's degree. They can just go to a technical school. Maybe the poster is a special talent who can do well in society even if his academic performance is not good. But if everyone doesn’t learn knowledge, who will do the theory? Where to develop?
What exactly is the poster trying to say? Do you want to say that you should not be afraid of hardship? Want to work hard? I think hard work should not start at work, but should start when going to school
According to the poster, the only way out for undergraduate students is to change to a technical school.
If the original poster was number one in the class when he was in school, that would be even more impressive. Want you to learn * !
I understand what the poster meant. We college students are now ambitious, diligent, open-minded, and have a correct attitude. I believe that we students will take our own path in the future.
It’s better to say don’t be too pretentious, don’t be pretentious, and don’t complain all day long.
What the poster means is that he didn't work hard when he was in college, so he worked harder after he came out and got the results he has today. worthy of praise
Logically speaking, college students in the past could be described as the "proud sons of heaven", but today there are too many college students, including the "stinky old nine". I don't have any sense of superiority at all now, even though there are not many "undergraduates" like me in Nuo Da factory, not even as good as a primary school student. It is precisely because you are a "small student" that others think you can do everything and should do everything well. However, your abilities are limited and their requirements for the "small student" are too high. Therefore, you have always been what they think.: You don’t know anything, you don’t understand anything, it’s the same as if you didn’t.
Is the poster's post a repost? I found that many shared posts were posted by that ID.
What the poster means is that when you go to school, you should be the last one, and after graduation, you can act like a grandson, and then you will be invincible.
You must be confident that you are qualified for the job at all times, so that others can trust you and give you this job. In addition to work, there are some things we often talk about: seniority and brand. No matter what, you must respect old employees!
I think what the poster said is very true. It has been five years since I graduated. I started as a workshop operator, working one-month shifts to make materials, and now I am the assistant to the general manager and the production director. Don’t look down on the dirty work. If you do it first, you won’t suffer!
I am very impressed that I was able to buy a car and a house in full within 7 years!
Don’t be dissatisfied with the poster’s advice, fellow students. What you learn in school is just basic things, and the real skills are learned in the process of work.