Initial thoughts at the beginning
The weather is fine, and my mood is as calm as the clear blue sky. On this quiet weekend night, when I pick up the pen again to write the experience report, memories of the past come flooding back like a tide. It was August 23, 2005. With hope and anticipation in my heart, I first stepped through the doors of Yingming. At that time, my state of mind was like a blank sheet of paper, full of curiosity and eagerness for the future.
As time goes by, the cycle of writing experience reports has now changed from weekly to daily. The compression of the time dimension seems to have suddenly accelerated the rhythm, and a strange sense of restlessness has welled up in my heart, lacking the former leisurely calmness.
Three years of friendship and time
Three years may only be a brief moment in the long river of life. For most people, these three years are just a simple process from getting acquainted to getting together, and then from getting to know each other well to parting ways, like an ordinary journey of a passing traveler. However, for me, these three years have been a happy time engraved in my life forever and a magnificent chapter in my life.
In these three years, I have made many colleagues. At first, we were just casual acquaintances in the workplace, with a strange sense of politeness towards each other. As time went by, we gradually got to know each other better through our shared work. We worked day and night together for the success of the projects, and encouraged and supported each other in the face of difficulties. This friendship has become deeper with the passage of time. What used to be a simple acquaintance has now developed into a sincere friendship. We are all under the same sky, striving for our common dreams. This kind of tacit understanding and resonance has made our team full of cohesion and vitality.
Thoughts of Parting
Fate seems to like playing tricks on people, or perhaps it's the deliberate arrangement of God. Every time I just get used to a new environment, some colleagues will choose to leave. For those who leave, this may be a kind of relief and the beginning of their pursuit of a new life and new choices. They carry the vision for the future and bravely take that step to seek their own vast world.
However, for me, the departure of colleagues means a heavy burden of pressure. Every departure is like pulling out an important pillar from the team, forcing me to adapt to the new work rhythm and interpersonal relationships again. This is also a test, testing my adaptability and psychological endurance when facing personnel changes. But at the same time, it is even more a kind of perseverance. I will stay firmly in this position and continue to strive for the team's goals, not letting the sadness brought by the departures affect my enthusiasm for work.
In countless separations, I have witnessed different choices made by different people. Some people quickly found their own directions after leaving and embarked on a happy and fulfilling life journey. They are like fish in water in new fields and have realized their life values. However, there are also some people who still fall into confusion and hesitation after leaving, not knowing where the road ahead lies.
I myself have also experienced the interweaving of pain and joy in these three years. The sorrow of partings occasionally shrouds my heart like a gloomy cloud; while the happy times of striving together with my colleagues warm my heart like sunshine. Now, it seems that I'm back at the starting point again, but this is not a simple repetition. Instead, it's a fresh start after going through the trials of wind and rain. So many wonderful memories of mine are left here. Those laughter and those scenes of fighting side by side have all become the driving force for me to move forward. This time when I choose to set off again, I have more perseverance and dedication towards life, less confusion and bewilderment than before, and I'm more determined to march towards my goal.
First experience in Dongyang
Only three days have passed since I came to Dongyang. I'm naturally dull-witted and well aware that I need to put in more effort to keep up with everyone. In these three days, I've been like a curious observer, always paying attention to the actions of the seniors. I've carefully observed their work methods and communication skills, trying to learn valuable experience from them.
I tried hard to get to know every colleague, hoping to integrate into this new team as soon as possible. During the communication process, I was always very cautious, for fear that the questions I asked would cause them inconvenience. I would carefully consider every doubt in my mind to ensure that I asked it at the right time and tried not to delay their work.
In terms of work, I started a brand - new learning journey by getting to know the quality system. I learned how to use the feeler gauge. This seemingly simple tool actually contains precise measurement principles and operation skills. I practiced repeatedly, striving to master every detail proficiently. I also got familiar with the layout of the workshop building and understood the functions of each area. Through on - site inspections, I got a preliminary concept of the entire production process. At the same time, I also roughly understood the process flow. Although I only have a superficial understanding, every new bit of knowledge makes me extremely excited.
When dealing with document files, I am even more cautious. These files record the company's important information and work processes, and every single word may carry profound meaning. I carefully read each document, trying to extract useful knowledge from it. Everything seems to be progressing naturally, yet it is full of uncertainties. Every new discovery is like opening a door to a new world, filling me with expectations for future work.
I always maintain a learning and inquisitive mindset and cherish every working day. I am well aware that making full use of each day means accomplishing an extraordinary thing. Every learning experience and every step of progress is an accumulation of energy for my own growth. I believe that in this new environment, I will surely be able to continuously improve myself and realize my own value.
Technical Production Department
Quality Assurance Group of Quality Control Section
July 6th, 2008