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This post was last edited by Yitailong'er on 2016-1-9 at 21:57. My former team leader had over twenty years of work experience and a thorough understanding of the processes involved in chemical processing units; everyone affectionately referred to him as the \"encyclopedia of processing units\". He always provided detailed answers to the questions raised by the team members, sharing his many years of experience with them, which helped everyone avoid many detours He often says, “I hope you can acquire all of my knowledge and apply it practically in your future work. I hope what I teach you will be of great use in your future careers. You are young, full of energy, and innovative; I look forward to the day when you surpass me and become leaders in this industry!” ” He is very attentive; he knows each member of the team very well. He understands what strengths and weaknesses each person has at work, and he keeps track of everyone’s progress and development. He adapts his teaching methods to suit different individuals, using a tailored approach to help everyone learn more quickly and effectively. He serves as a great mentor for the employees, guiding them in their work. He not only helped everyone learn*, but he himself also continued to study*. Once, an employee asked him, “Team leader, since you know so much about the equipment already, why do you still keep learning*?” ”He said with a smile, “One must keep learning throughout life!” It's an era of knowledge renewal; I can't fall behind. ”His simple words reflect his eager desire to learn. He carried a notebook with him everywhere; whenever a problem arose or he came up with a good idea, he would write it down in his notebook. On his desk, along with thick stacks of books, he would always pick up that notebook whenever he had time! Take this opportunity to pay tribute to the senior squad leader!
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Cherish this time; the senior squad leader is likely to retire soon