How should newly graduated college students position themselves when they start working?
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How should newly graduated college students position themselves when they start working? I still remember when I just graduated, a guy told me not to treat myself as a college student, but also not to stop treating myself as one! I urge all netizens and fellow students to open up and share with us the shyness, arrogance, confusion, anger, or embarrassment they felt at the time of graduation! Our years, our love!
Personally, I think the most important thing is the right mindset – being able to let go and take things in stride
A university degree is equivalent to 0; I joke with myself that I’m just a migrant worker.
It’s tough and tiring; do more and learn more. You need to understand that when your boss asks you to do something, it’s to help you grow
When arriving at the workplace, one must first, of course, humbly learn from fellow colleagues; it’s important to be modest. Of course, since you’re a college student, don’t be timid; don’t let your colleagues think you’re not a good fit in the group, as that’s definitely not good. In the end, I hope you’ll build good relationships with your colleagues and not treat your supervisors like friends.
It’s very difficult; I’m afraid I’ll never be able to learn anything. . . . .
One must put aside the airs of being a nobleborn elite, be down-to-earth, and seek advice from senior colleagues*
Get actively involved, express personal opinions in a humble and low-key manner, and maintain good relations with direct supervisors
One must understand themselves clearly; don’t think that going to university means you know everything. Applying the habits from home or school to the workplace won’t work. Basically, everything one needs to do at the workplace has to be learned from scratch; what is learned in university is only basic knowledge.
Stay low-key; don’t think just because you’re a college student makes you special
To be competent in this job, one needs to be low-key, ask many questions, and keep learning*; it’s not about achieving success but about avoiding mistakes； When enough has been accumulated, it’s time to show oneself at the right moment; think deeply, consider things that others cannot think of, and do things that others cannot do~