How can I become more professional?
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This post was last edited by sunflower3611 on 2012-7-18 at 16:50. After working for a few years, I still feel that I’m not professional enough. Some people manage to adapt to their new roles quickly after starting work and appear highly professional; what exactly is the difference between them? How to become professional? I’m looking forward to advice from those who are more experienced; I’d like to hear about their experiences. .
In my opinion, having more experience, a higher level of focus, and stronger learning abilities are important
Learn to think; don’t act superficially. Think first before making a judgment.
It can only be understood, not put into words; often, one simply follows intuition. Overthinking only makes one seem indecisive and causes one to miss good opportunities.
How can one learn to think? The depth of thought is related to experience, right? . . . .
This question is quite profound. One needs to be familiar with conventional design, and as for comprehensiveness, it can only be understood through actual work; people often say that one becomes more cautious as they keep working.
By building professional knowledge, fostering professional ethics, and enhancing the sense of service, if you do these three things well, you’ll be in good shape.
It’s well summarized, but how do we go about it?
. . . Does this still require a methodology? ? ? Well, drawing on my own experience, I’ll elaborate a bit: 1. Building professional knowledge means seizing every opportunity to learn* in order to improve one’s skills. To give a few examples: when traveling by plane on business, do you spend the whole time sleeping, reading magazines, or looking at learning materials on your iPad? After holding meetings with the owner/suppliers/design firms, inspecting the goods, and completing the necessary paperwork during the day, should one go to a KTV to relax and drink until they’re unconscious, or stay in the hotel room to write down some thoughts and reflections? Over the years, have you accumulated several thick volumes of work notes? Work photos of several big Gs? 2. The cultivation of professional ethics simply means adhering to ethical standards, avoiding reckless speech and actions, being cautious in one’s words and deeds, and treating others with sincerity ； 3. Improving service awareness involves many details; personally, I highly value it, and it is an important factor that distinguishes those who are competent from those who are excellent. For example, do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself ； For example, putting oneself in someone else’s shoes ； Another example is a higher level of humanization. Actually, I’d like to add one more point: often, in addition to striving for professionalism, it’s also necessary to have a sense of loyalty or fairness, you know. Many people may think it’s not suitable for high-class settings, but in fact it’s something very important.
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