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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2016-3-7 at 14:41; bg9.png. Working in a different location is just like starting a new job – they don’t treat themselves as mere extras or bystanders at all. ==================================================================It’s been almost 2 months now; I work daily with the mentors, carrying out tasks such as inspections, monitoring, and recording. When things are busy, we coordinate with each other to work together effectively; in our free time, they help me learn the skills and knowledge required for my job. Before I knew it, I had become quite familiar with my mentors. Master Yang, Master Lü, Master Lu, Master Zhang.................. Day or night, whenever it’s their shift, these masters repeat those ordinary tasks over and over again, year after year, without anyone complaining about the monotony or boredom of the work. Every time they go to work, they bring 100% enthusiasm. Watching the masters at work, I feel like they are like mothers at home, going about buying groceries, cooking, and doing the dishes day in and day out for over a decade. Think back to when I first joined the team – I didn’t know what the surname of each instructor was, or which position each one held. I also didn’t take the initiative to greet them or chat with them; I just kept my head down and stayed silent. Later, it was the masters who took the initiative to ask me questions. As we grew more familiar with each other, I can now talk with them about anything – work-related issues or topics from everyday life. Whenever we have free time, we can have very smooth conversations. It’s not quite true to say that the masters have always been kind and approachable. Sometimes the supervisors are very strict; for example, on site, during inspections, one must be careful and meticulous, and no other distractions are allowed. Many times, I feel like they are like stern fathers, gentle yet with a hint of strictness. Every time I watch the technicians busily taking care of these devices, I think of my parents taking care of me, with just as much dedication ; Just as busy ; The same willingness to work hard without complaint. It was just that plain and unremarkable; I quickly accepted them, and they had already regarded me as one of their own. Really*, treat it as your own home, and you will gain a lot. =========================================================There are 2 activities that need everyone’s help recently. 1. Help vote to select the most valuable information; a reward of 2 wealth points will be given for replies. 【Petrochemical Activities】Selection of the Most Valuable “Information” – Completely Unexpected http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1562242-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) 2. Activities for “International Women’s Day”: Praise the women in your life. Physical rewards are water bottles or USB drives, and wealth is also a **type of reward. Female sea friends enjoy more discounts. There is a 30 Wealth reward for replying. 【International Women’s Day】Praising the women around me (organized jointly by the Petrochemical and Production sections) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1563621-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) @crysty @ylb913 @yanran88 @zhangqi1234 @68ZCW @cjhti @swl @liuquan1100 @yan*aoyong @maysee @B0SS @OnlyEchoes @FishInTheDesert
Indeed, for many newcomers to the petrochemical industry, this is their first experience with chemical engineering, so it’s likely to be a memorable one
Yes, we have actually been to several places like that. There are too many stories. Go ahead and write some real* stories! ! !
I understand what you mean; write some real* stories! ! ! As an event post, I’ve reserved it first. I’ll do it with you then; it’s called “The First Step in the Workplace – Practice”*”
Chatting among workers is even more fun.
The time when it really happened is worth remembering
:D:D Having the **department** do this – how can I bear it?
Cow! Go to the **department in person**? Then did you resolutely choose to work in the chemical industry?
:Lol, the salary is too low; there’s no permanent position, so I have to change jobs
The young people who have just started working in the factory these days are very different from us of this generation; they can’t stand hardship or humiliation, and they put themselves first – typical behavior of only children. Alas! :L