I feel a bit ashamed of myself. . .
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I assisted the team leader on a project; he gave me some tasks related to process parameters to organize. I really tried my best, but it was still beyond my capabilities. Perhaps if I had done this twice before, it would be much easier, but for a beginner like me, almost every task assigned to me was extremely difficult. It might take him an hour to organize a table, while it takes me a whole day just to get started – not that I can’t do it, but I simply don’t know where to begin. I feel helpless and ashamed in front of the team leader. Last night he asked me to watch him organize the tables so that I could learn from him. Compared to those who have been working in this field for over a decade, there’s so much I still lack. I’ll keep working hard and hope not to disappoint him. . . . . It really feels helpless. . .
10 years of experience doesn’t come easily; learn~
Everything is difficult at the beginning; persistence, LZ, is the key to success. . . . . . . .
I support you; I feel the same way.
It’s nothing serious; as long as you put in effort and do things diligently, it won’t take a year or two before you become proficient at it! It’s rare to have such a good team leader who gives you materials to work with and tasks to do! My team leader never gives me any materials, and he doesn’t even explain clearly what tasks I need to carry out before asking me to start working! I’m envious!
LZ is so happy! I’m so envious – being able to learn things. Sometimes I don’t know how to do something while others can; I try to watch them secretly in order to pick up the skills, but they won’t let me! I work with a supervisor who keeps forcing me to produce work, which he then takes for himself; I get nothing from him. There are documents and contracts that need to be typed out. As a person with a master’s degree, facing such situations is absolutely overwhelming. I want to leave, but I have no better place to go
LZ should be happy; having something to do and a goal is the happiest thing there is
Having a good mentor to guide you is the key to success
The original poster should be grateful to have such good people guiding them and such a great opportunity to learn*.
Study hard*; there aren’t many opportunities like this these days