What should I do?
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The new job is very challenging for me because I really don’t know anything about it. When I first chose this field, I thought it would be as simple as just drawing diagrams, but reality showed me that I was wrong. I don’t know where to start, nor do I know what I need to learn; it’s like not knowing where the beginning of this food chain lies. I thought I could learn it if I tried, but to my surprise, the experienced people at my previous workplace refused to teach me. I really want to find a mentor, but where can I find one?
It wasn’t clear what it does; is it in the pressure vessel industry? What about that company or location?
Hehehe, things like glass-lined reaction vessels
There are many teachers on the forum; don’t be discouraged – you will make progress.
The master is in Haichuan; spend more time there and your skills will improve rapidly.
Everything is difficult at the beginning...
The master was taken away by the monster. . . Visit the site more often, study standard documents more, and communicate with peers more. In short, put in more effort, and one day you’ll be able to teach the big shots at your workplace.
Not everyone has a master, and not every master will teach you. Wherever you are unclear, start there.