New employees who are going to work in a wastewater treatment plant doing testing – what should they pay attention to?
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RT I’d like to ask the experts on this forum: I’ve never done any testing related to wastewater before. As a newcomer, what’s the best way for me to learn?*
Learn humbly from experienced masters*, be meticulous in work, and seek truth from facts.
Be careful, just don’t fall into the water. It’s better to work in a different place, as it’s good for health.
Analysis is the eye for adjustment and operation; therefore, the work requires careful attention to detail and a realistic approach
I was switched to the control center and put to work
Speak less, do more, learn more*! Don’t be confined to the knowledge specific to your position; of course, you need to master that knowledge first. Also, build good interpersonal relationships. Under no circumstances should you complain at work, and it’s best to talk only about things outside the company. Understand?
First learn the *theoretical knowledge, then practice a few times; practice makes perfect.
This post was last edited by zhaolijun on 2016-4-30 at 12:40. What’s the situation with floor 9? Why is it gone?
Learn theoretical knowledge, learn experimental skills, learn process knowledge!