"Haichuan Gratitude Season – Thanking the company that gave me my first job【Workplace Section 014】

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This post was last edited by leileienn on 2016-2-19 at 19:11. Time really slays; in the blink of an eye, it’s been almost eleven years since I graduated. To be honest, after eleven years, I don’t really have many feelings about it; or rather, I haven’t fully realized that I’ve been working for eleven years already. I graduated from university in 2005, and when I started working, I was lucky enough to get my first job at a design institute affiliated with CNPC (a subsidiary of CPE), in the Northeast. Look at the name of my forum: lycpe — love you CPE ； It shows just how grateful I am for CPE – I really like the company’s corporate culture and work environment. The colleagues there are really great; as for those who went in with me, they’re like brothers and sisters. The senior engineers are also wonderful – they taught me a lot. I am very grateful that the head of the department also takes good care of me, especially Mr. Zhao from the company’s union*. Union leader Zhao Zhu*, is someone I am very grateful to. It was Zhao Zhu* who hired me; I remember that when I submitted my resume, he said they had almost filled all the positions, but I still gave him my resume anyway – it was just one page long, without a photo either. I had no hopes at all; I never expected him to want me in the end. Since I joined the company, Director Zhao has always been very kind to me. Knowing that my family was in financial difficulty, he applied for subsidies for me. Sometimes, when we met at the office, he would ask about my work and my family situation, which really touched me. I only stayed at that company, CPE, for a little over two years, but those two years really allowed me to learn things that will help me make a living for the rest of my life. I like this company so much; then why would I leave? Everyone has their own compelling reasons. Moreover, while you’re inside, you don’t realize how great it is; it’s only once you go outside that you discover her merits. When I left that city, on the platform, I cried bitterly with a colleague who came to see me off; it was beyond my control. I know I won’t have such good colleagues again in the future. It’s been over eight years since I left that company; I still keep in touch with my former colleagues, and they’re all doing well. I hope everyone has a safe and peaceful new year. After graduating, I have been keeping an eye on Haichuan; however, in the first few years I was just a visitor. It wasn’t until I left the Northeast that I created an account on Haichuan, and this account is probably among the top ones there. When I was single, I went to Shanghai Chuan every day, learned a lot, and also shared some things with my friends there. Later, I got married and became a father, so I paid less attention to it, but I still kept an eye on it. I participated in this event this time. Thank you to the company that gave me my first job! They showed me the way in. Thank you, Haichuan, for giving me a place to share!