I just worked for half a month, and a colleague in an office is going to the one year old ceremony

Although you have just been working for half a month, it is recommended that you still go to the first birthday ceremony of a colleague in the same office. The same office has to meet every day, and the relationship between colleagues must be good.

This is what you should go, if your colleagues are gone, you won't go, and you won't feel good about getting along in the future. The interaction between people is also based on each other. You come and go, help each other, cooperate with each other. It's human nature.

If you have a particularly good relationship with your colleague and invite you to go, you should go, not otherwise. A polite verbal congratulations is fine.

If she invites you, then you must go, otherwise you can shirk it for reasons that are not very familiar. But if you're going to work in this unit for a longer time, in order to build a good relationship with her and other old colleagues, and accelerate the rapport, you can go.

You should go, although you have only been working for half a month, but in the future, you will get along with each other, and it will be an office. If you don't go to meet later, it's embarrassing.

If you want to work here for a long time, it's better to go, unless you have a lot of people in the office, and some people don't go, if there are not many people, everyone goes, and you don't go, it's not good to see each other if you don't go.

I think you should go, although you are only in the first half of the month, you are also an office worker, you have to see every day, and the children of colleagues should go when they are one year old.

You should go, everyone is in the same office, and you will do your best, and everyone will be happy.

If he doesn't invite you, you don't have to go, everyone else goes, you can probe the tone of the other person and decide.

Since you are a colleague in a unit, you should participate in the interpersonal circle, and you should take this opportunity to contact your colleagues and establish new interpersonal relationships as soon as possible, so as to better adapt to the new relationship.

If other colleagues in the unit are going, you'd better go, and personnel relations are also very important.

This kind of problem has been encountered by many people. The easy way is not to overthink it. It's not certain how long this unit will last. This is the relationship between the old employees and their human relations, and it has nothing to do with you.

The picture is too miscellaneous, the background has no sense of realism, and the matching things are hard to add at a glance.

There is no distinction between primary and secondary, do you want to copy the real bai person or the person in the frame? Back.

The lighting and visual effect are too far away, and the ground is zhi

Too messy. Packaging design DAO work PS is the top priority, technology is the foundation, and the key is aesthetics. However, if I were the boss, I would please you:1You have a certain foundation; 2.Most importantly, you enjoy the post.

Most of the packaging design uses CDR, AI, but also combined with PS, not to mention proficient, at least the software will be used, and there are some basic printing knowledge to understand, the most important thing is creativity and conception.

You're too obsessed with software.

As far as I know, a qualified packaging designer should have the following:

1. AI or CDR, can use PS (professional packaging designers should use AI to do it, and beautiful renderings can be done with PS, of course, it can also process pixel maps).

2. You have to be able to package the structure diagram. I don't think you have mastered that yet.

3. You need to understand the knowledge of printing, the classification and size of paper. and important color separations (color separations may be something that the printer can help you with, but a good designer should know how to print a better color, and what you see on the screen may be exactly the same as what you print).

Now in response to your third point, I want to tell you that shadows are not so clear in reality. And if you can't do a good configuration file when printing. The edges will be black and clear.

So I don't think you're up to the job of packaging designer [for the time being], but you should be able to do the art job right now.

If you are successful, please let me know and maybe I should revisit the employment environment. (Of course I think it's unlikely).