I'm too busy kicking my ass every day these days to catch my breath. Because I just got up the courage to change jobs across industries and majors, everything started from scratch, and many things have not been understood yet. I may be a little slow to get started, so my colleagues in the department stand by you one by one, seize the opportunity and criticize you constantly. Why are you so inefficient? You are not right. What should you do ... I wonder if they are tired. There is a saying that if someone is willing to give you a lecture, it means that you can still be saved. If someone doesn't even bother to teach you a lesson, it's really hopeless, so I don't mind being taught. After all, I don't understand. If I make a mistake, I won't make the same mistake after training once.
But what I don't understand is that this is obviously the task of the whole department. If we work together, I'm dragging my feet. I am also willing to accept what my predecessors taught me. It's just that everyone throws materials at me. I am busy, but everyone is playing with my mobile phone. I have been working for almost two months, but I don't have a computer every day. After a few times, people get impatient. Tell me. I can only find a suitable opportunity to see who is not sitting in front of the computer and do some work quickly, but Li will definitely save his work files in someone else's computer. If something goes wrong in the future, how can I explain it clearly? The seniors in the same department are sitting next to the computer, brushing mobile phone videos, and when they are tired, they can come and scold me for a change. ...
Suddenly confused, is this the only way for newcomers to join the job? However, in any case, since we have chosen this road, we must stick to it. I don't know if you across the screen have experienced the same thing, or are you going through the same process as me? Then let's cheer together, stick to it and believe that we are the best!