The humiliated instrument maker. Strange work meals, a miraculous day
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These past few days, up to today, the weather here has been absolutely sunny. . . It’s unbearably hot; the only pleasure is being able to park and carry out maintenance in such heat. Well, today I worked until 5:30 in the afternoon; there’s still a lot of work to be done, and the pace never slows down, with tasks related to maintenance and manufacturing processes as well. Reinstall a certain unit. The leader showed great mercy. Be considerate of your subordinates. It’s said to be a provided work meal. . I really don’t feel like eating the work meal, but after all, it’s probably out of good intentions on the part of my supervisor, so I’ll go to the cafeteria then. . . When I got to the cafeteria, sure enough, it seemed that I needed a background check covering three generations just to get through. The process supervisor informed the cafeteria through scheduling to prepare 13 work meals, but upon arriving there, he kept asking various questions. The canteen supervisor actually said, What kind of work meal do instrument technicians eat? Where did the work meal come from? Tens of thousands of words are omitted below. . . Below ab. . . . . . . Bye-bye. . . . . Finally, it was said that it was hit. . With so many meat dishes, not a single one is given a rating; those that do get rated are mainly pickled cabbage, with a little egg mixture added. . . Tens of thousands of words are omitted below ab. But at the same time, some leaders were having their work meals; the trolleys were filled with a wide variety of meat and vegetable dishes – it was truly lavish. . . . It was launched right in front of our eyes. . . Tens of thousands of words are omitted below. . . . Finally, it was over, and the target was thrown out. When we counted, there was one missing; we printed 12 copies. . . I’ll look for it right away; those ‘b’s under the ABs are causing problems again, with all that ‘bang bang bang’ noise. . . . Saying unpleasant things is as if we, the turnips, are going to keep a secret copy for him. . . . . You say, is this really food? It’s so hot; it’s frustrating. . . . . At that time, I really felt the urge to throw the vegetables in. . . . . . . . . Okay, isn’t he just a grandson? I’m used to it by now. Just endure it. . .
Maintenance external service? Is the factory that unhelpful?
Is that it? This isn’t even a big deal. The instrument technicians in our company are basically a source of annoyance for the factory management, and there are also internal conflicts among them. Fighting every day – I’m also exhausted. OP, life is only a few decades long; don’t overthink things. Sigh. . .
The original poster must have just started working; such situations may occur again in the future, and there will be even worse and more frustrating things as well. Your responsibility is to master the skills, improve yourself, and become a technical expert so that you can earn a high salary in the future. To achieve a qualitative leap in life’s journey, one must be willing to endure hardships and patience, focus on a goal, work hard, and strive to achieve it as soon as possible. That’s just how realistic society is these days! :L
Is your usual work so leisurely that it makes others envious and resentful?
Learn more things outside your major in your free time. Go into instrument sales.
Rebellion, why not? These days, the softer you are, the worse it is
It’s no big deal at all. A few years ago, when we had a major renovation, we arrived late for the work meals and were given 2 bags of instant noodles, even though the standard amount was supposed to be 15. I just felt like posting it on the company’s forum at that time, and then I had an internal investigation carried out by the company. That’s how things are in reality, bro – just get used to it. It’s up to you to learn skills and acquire abilities; if you can’t learn them, then just endure it
In our company, everyone – from the CEO down to new employees, as well as maintenance staff working outside the factory – follows the same standard; there are no special treatments! ~~
Our company treats our instrument technicians really well too!