I graduated just two months ago, and I’ve only been assigned to the project team for five days; the pressure is immense
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I’m a poor recent graduate with a degree in light chemical engineering; I was assigned to the company’s project department. It feels like there are too many tasks to complete every day; the expectations placed on me seem too high, and it’s exhausting.
It’s a great opportunity; if I can give it a try, I will.
If one does not work hard in youth, one will regret it in old age! !
This is a great opportunity; others might not have such a chance, so I really can’t wait to seize it.
It’s good to have work to do; when I first graduated, there was no work available at all. .
Be content; you had such a good opportunity from the start to learn*. What else do you want to do? One can’t spend the whole day drinking tea and playing with a phone.
Everyone feels this way at the beginning of working; it will get better over time.
Regarding work, I think it’s most important to like what you do; at the very least, you shouldn’t hate it, otherwise work loses its meaning!
I’m so envious that you have something to do. I just graduated as well, and right now I have nothing to do; I don’t even know what direction I should focus my efforts on. So you’re really lucky – keep it up!
Don’t be afraid of having many tasks; it’s important to prioritize them, which is what the quadrant method mentioned earlier is all about. First, deal with what is urgent and important, what is important but not urgent, what is urgent but not important, and what is neither urgent nor important.