Problems with college students?
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When it comes to discussing issues related to college students, there are already countless forums like ours, most of which see students seeking advice on things such as \"how to move forward in life?\" ”“How can I build good relationships?” “How can I improve my skills, salary, and position? . . . There were also many reply posts with phrases like “keep a low profile,” “study hard*,” “ask more questions,” “go to the front lines,” and “work hard.” . . What I want to ask is — for a college graduate who has just started working, how can they develop themselves in a company, how should they \"learn\", what should they learn, and how should they make plans? Did you learn that? Wait, the key is “how to learn*?” What to study*? ? ”This is quite confusing.
In the first year, do whatever is asked of you and ensure it’s done well; in the second year, before doing anything asked of you, think about why it should be done that way, and still ensure it’s done well; in the third year, before doing anything asked of you, consider what improvements you can make, and again ensure it’s done well； In the fourth year, new college students will be under your command; make sure they do their job well!
What was said on the 2nd floor is very good. The key is to do one’s own job well; secondly, one should consider whether to stay in this company or switch to a better one in a few years. If one decides to stay, it’s important to not only do a good job but also build good relationships, as well as keep learning and gaining new skills.
It’s important to do good deeds and also to be a good person; being a good person is what matters most. Three parts skill and seven parts character – look at the current managers in companies; they reached their positions purely through their skills.
:It seems that college students aren’t as popular these days; bricks were thrown, killing 10 or 8 of them who were all college students
You’ll understand how important it is when the time comes
It’s always regretful when you need knowledge but don’t have it; learn more before graduating, as there will always be a time when it comes in handy.
I graduated last year, and now I feel so lost; I don’t know what to do to gain recognition. Seeing everyone else busy, while I hardly have any specific tasks to do – it’s frustrating!
It feels like a headless fly flailing around, with a lost look in my eyes! ! !