I’ve been working for a full year now, and I’d like to share my insights with everyone!
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I’ve been working for a full year now, and this year I feel my mindset has changed a lot. From just graduating until the Spring Festival, there was a long period of time during which I spent each day in a lazy and aimless manner. Although it was a foreign-owned company, the working environment and conditions there were even worse than those in state-owned enterprises. In college, I was very lazy; during graduate school, I just spent my days eating, drinking, and having fun. Perhaps once a person is in such a state for a long time, it becomes difficult to change. So from graduation until starting work, I remained as lazy as I could be. Fortunately, my boss is great. After the New Year, I also took some time to adjust myself; now I’m in a better mental state, I work diligently, and I feel happy at work, which makes life more fulfilling! Therefore, understanding one’s self and adjusting one’s mindset are very important for those who have just started working. :) Let’s encourage each other!
Russia should support itself, hehe
Like the original poster, I’m also about to graduate. I’m used to being lazy, and I’m not sure how I’ll fare at work; moreover, I still haven’t decided on a job yet.:
I strongly support the original poster; I think one needs to adjust their mindset every day. Ensure you have a good mood to go to work every day. :)
How can one get by in a foreign company by being lazy at work? And what kind of good boss is that? Envious...
I’m also quite lazy, but I’m trying to change that and working hard to learn knowledge.
I used to think the same as the person upstairs, but now that I’m in charge of the workshop’s technical processes, I have responsibilities, and I can’t afford to be careless with anything; as a result, that laziness and carelessness have gradually disappeared. . . !
Everyone is in a different environment and faces different circumstances, so the key is what the original poster said: one must be able to change oneself. :lol
No matter what the circumstances are, I think it’s important to maintain a positive attitude. I’ve been working for about a year now, and there’s a huge gap between ideals and reality. I’m trying to learn how to deal with this step by step, but I’m also worried about losing my way in such an environment. It’s still necessary to have clear goals. Just my humble opinion, haha
The idea is the same: the time when one has to take responsibility is the time when one forces oneself to change.
Yes, once it becomes a habit, it’s hard to change
Well, after being in a state of decay for too long, one becomes accustomed to it. I believe many students who have just graduated or are about to graduate feel the same way – after spending so much time in a state of decay while in school, they need to take time to adjust once they start working! :)
Oh my God, which foreign company do you work for? It’s really enviable. Why is working at this foreign company so tiring? :@
To make a living, everyone works hard to earn money; how can one live in comfort!
I’ve also been working for almost a year now; I haven’t learned much, and my weight has increased instead. . .
;P Then you’ve gained more than I have – my knowledge hasn’t increased, nor has my weight :lol
Yes, I’ve changed a lot too now
My work attitude is beyond reproach; it just depends on whether the boss appreciates it.
I’m now in my senior year, with no anything to do. As the saying goes, when you’re in your senior year and not preparing for postgraduate exams, it feels like every day is a holiday – and that’s indeed how it is. I don’t know how I’ll be able to change this habit once I start working!
Yes, it’s quite important to maintain a proper attitude