Ask the seniors who have just graduated and joined the workforce!

Don't worry about pulling, the boat will naturally go straight to the bridge, and if you come, you will be safe Just like what I do now is accounting, but I studied community work management, hoho I just arrived at the unit to learn to do accounts with the master I still cried, because I don't know anything, but now I don't think it's difficult to do it, it's Miss Ben I'm a little careless, hahahaha I was also very nervous before I went to the new unit, I was afraid that I couldn't do anything, but who knew everything from the beginning??? Right?! Come on!!

It's all assigned, communicate something with the leader, do more, ask more, and don't meddle.

This is the way of life.

I basically can't communicate with the leader.

I just graduated, I can't get down, I have opinions about everything, I feel that my colleagues are bullying newcomers, and I jumped three times a month.

After work, you need to learn again, that is, this major, and after you go, you will find that you didn't learn anything when you went to school. I used to work in a state-owned enterprise in Beijing, and the difference between communicating with leaders and communicating with classmates is that I have to turn around my head a few times to see if there is any ambiguity. Tired!

However, different people are different, in short, they are neither humble nor arrogant. Have your own principles.

I don't have any advice, but I just want to talk about it, it's "seniors", and "ancestors" seem to refer to people who have died!

Don't talk about the ancestors. Disrespectful.

To say the seniors.

Lower your posture and ask more if you don't understand. Be enthusiastic and make people feel your vitality and positivity.

Work with peace of mind, don't work hard now, and work hard to find a job in the future.

If you think that you have already graduated from college, you have to be mature, and you have to rely on yourself for everything.

You can take a look at the book about the ISO9000 family.

Responsible for on-site quality control at the beginning of the job? That's basically no foundation, and it is recommended to read the following types of books:

1. Quality management system.

2. Understand the company's various process documents, technical requirements, and quality standards 3. Professional books related to products (this is quite important, you don't understand product requirements, process technology, etc., how to control quality, and other aspects are impossible to talk about).

Computer science and technology is a bit more theoretical, a bit boring, and has a wide range of applications in employment, but it seems to be distinctive; When you study network engineering and digital technology, there are more operational courses, and when you are employed, you can show that you have mastered certain skills and have special skills. But you have to recognize the right door, so that someone can use you, as long as you find the right door, employment will not be a problem, and you will be happier at work.

I recommend you three books that I have read more than once, one is management, and one is interpersonal relationships.

1: "Effective Manager" by Peter Drucker 2: "Dulara's Promotion" Li Ke.

I hope it will help you, "Effective Managers" must be read word by word, a classic of management!

The above two books are the more secular kind, which is better than Western medicine, if you want to cultivate a temperament inside, it is recommended that you take a Chinese medicine - "The Sermon of the Mind". This is a book that can never be read, I hope you buy a hardcover edition and put it in the bookcase, I believe that in a few years, decades, you can read different things when you open this book, and with the passage of time, you feel that it is impossible to read it in this life, after all, this book has been written for thousands of years! Hopefully, you will be able to find the future in this book.

It's a good idea to go to a bookstore and buy professional books related to your work.

There are also books on management and dealing with interpersonal relationships.

There is a ** house in the book.