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It’s been three years since I graduated, and I’ve been working for three years as well. I have a habit: the time on my phone is never accurate; it’s 6 minutes ahead of the actual Beijing time. But over the past few years, I’ve found that I’ve never been late for work, have always arrived on time for appointments with friends, and have never failed to meet my studies or work obligations. Last year I passed the Certified Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering exam successfully, and I’m now preparing for the professional certification exam ; This year, I am also preparing to take the electrical engineer exam, and I am learning some advanced software from abroad ; Ask the experienced craftsmen some questions every day ; I’m extremely busy every day! But I feel confident; deep down, I always consider myself to be excellent and humble. I want to prove my abilities...... Actually, 6 minutes is a short time – it seems long compared to 1 minute – but if you work hard in every minute, how can you possibly fail? My goal is to earn an annual salary of 200,000 in five years; maybe many older people think I’m arrogant and overconfident ; But I have always believed that I can do it...... because I always make sure to cherish my precious time.....
Yes, you are good, but you really should keep a low profile; being too showy will hinder your growth!
Just a reminder to the original poster: please edit the post. Title: Time management. It’s good to value time, but one must also be calm; rushing around is not good. My watch is also off by about five minutes, but hey, I still keep in mind that I have five minutes extra time