After a newcomer joins the company, how to thank the noble people you met when applying for a job?

Thank you for being at a time when I need you most, and you were the one who led the way to the first turning point in my life, and I will remember your teachings to me and put them into practice, both before, now, and in the future.

I graduated this year, the first job I was looking for was not suitable, and then I left home, and just one day after my mom asked my brother to take me to meet someone and introduce me to a very good job. People are supposed to ask for English level 8, and I only have level 4, and I don't know anything about it. As a result, the uncle was enthusiastic to help me with the upper and lower relationships.

Now I'm doing an internship, and now my colleagues around me say that I have a bright future. This uncle is my nobleman. We also get along very well now.

After I worked, I met a very good leader, who taught me a lot of knowledge, especially in terms of dealing with people, and also made me more and more mature and move towards excellence.

When I first started working, there was a leader who was very good to me, I didn't understand a lot of things at work, and I spoke very straightforwardly, and often offended people, it was this leader who helped me, promoted me, and let me succeed in my career.

Be a little clever and a little better, and prove that he is the right and wise to hire you. If it's a little bit real, just give a small gift, and you have to think about it yourself.

I still participated in club activities and met the leading boss of the industry and the director of a region. More than 2,000 managers, he feels very honored to be his direct subordinates, and under his leadership, he is slowly promoted and raised, and the sophomore year seems to have changed the pattern of fate, from weak and helpless, anxious, depressed, inferior, and even some autistic people with social phobia, gradually become stronger, confident, calm, and gradually become a courtesan, get along with friends and colleagues, and the role of a noble person in life seems to have changed the whole life.

To this day, I am still grateful to him. I would like to say to the leader that I will not disappoint you and will become the pillar of the company to help you move forward.

The first noble person I met in my life was when I was 20 years old, the master who taught me to repair air conditioners, and now he has brought me up and opened a shop, and I feel really lucky to have met him.