I have been working for nearly two months. Compared to when I first joined the company, I have lost some of the panic I felt when I first came and gained more confidence when reporting for inspection and acceptance. This can be regarded as growth. However, it cannot be denied that there is still a lot for me to learn. I am still a "newbie".

I think the term "newbie" is very good. It's very down-to-earth and quite suitable for describing my state when I first joined the company. I was a bit naive. At first, when the pile foundation at the construction site was inspected, I followed an experienced worker to do the inspection. I learned that checking the length of the steel bar welding and the fullness of the weld connection were very intuitive things to see. Later, after reading the design description on the drawings myself, I understood that the previous inspection basis relied on the drawings and specifications. Later, I checked the final hole depth, the effective length of the steel cage, and the lap length of the bars. I also learned to control the height of the pipe from the ground, the slump of the concrete, and the work of clearing the holes and forming debris during the pouring of concrete. Although I learned a bit slowly and felt a bit guilty, I was still very happy and gained something every day.

After working for a period of time, by implementing the requirements on the drawings and specifications in specific work practices and controlling the construction quality and other tasks, I changed the wrong impression I had at the beginning of graduation that "supervision work is very rigid". I personally felt that supervision plays a crucial role in the entire project. Every time I take on the inspection work myself, a sense of responsibility and commitment arises spontaneously. At the same time, I can't help but recall the company's cultural philosophy - to achieve customers' success with high-quality services and to build the enterprise by leading the industry's development. The company's broad-mindedness is highly commendable and highly infectious.

The director in the project department is quite interesting. When I first arrived at the project department, the director earnestly told me that it is important for young people to come to the construction site to learn things, but more importantly, they must not pick up some bad habits on the construction site. This made me hear it like thunder. I had previously imagined that the director might just go through the motions with some cliches like "Young man, work hard. My position will be yours in the future." But that was not the case. The director's sincere teachings, like those of an elder in the family, left a deep impression on me. The way colleagues in the project department get along like family also makes people feel very warm.

Besides, there is another task worth mentioning. Previously, I was directly involved in the image planning work of the Zhijiang Cultural Center. When I received this task at that time, I was quite stunned. My resume mentioned that I knew a little about making PPTS. However, they assigned me to create a ppt for the project's image planning. I thought to myself, "Let's just do it. Send me the content and I'll beautify it." It turns out that I'm too naive, just a "newbie" with a bit of a simpleton. There were only two excellent cases and templates of company image planning with PPTS. I just fumbled around and forced myself to go to the "battlefield". Later, I made a rather conventional ppt, which was generally qualified but lacked much novelty. From the planning of the project department's layout plan, to the contact with the relevant participants in the layout work, to the final finalization of the plan and the coordination of on-site layout and other matters, I was involved in all of them and found it very interesting. During the process of project assignment, I also learned a lot, got to know many colleagues from Jiangnan, and gained a lot of joy from work. In conclusion, I'm grateful to the leader for giving me this opportunity. Although I didn't perform very well, I will keep working hard.

More than two months of work have given me, a "newbie", a lot of insights. July is the job-hunting season for college students. I hope many of you, like me, have just stepped out of the campus. The "newcomers" who are fortunate enough to join the Jiangnan family can happily participate in their work and gain unique experiences of entering the workplace and society every day. May we grow together with Jiangnan. Come on!