Are there any employees from Suzhou Ganghua Gas here? I want to ask some questions about the interview. .

I used to make career plans for newly graduated college students. Generally speaking, I would tell them first that having professional knowledge does not mean they are high-tech. Only by using professional knowledge to create profit value can they be successful. There is a salary!

First, you need to understand, where does your salary come from? Most college students would say of course the boss. So where does the boss’ money come from? Did you print it yourself? This is obviously a negative answer. The boss's money comes from the company's profits. So where do corporate profits come from? Value is created from the efforts of employees and bosses. So after a series of conversions, we can draw a conclusion: your salary comes from the value you strive to create for the company. You have created a profit of 10,000 yuan for your boss. If you ask him for 2,000, maybe he will give it to you generously. If you only create a value of 1,000 yuan, how much do you think your boss will give you. ? So work hard...

Second, how to work hard, first of all, do not miss every opportunity to learn, whether it is your own major or other majors, you must understand and learn. There are so many skills, but you may be able to use them one day. And the broader the knowledge, the better it can provide you with a way out when you encounter bottlenecks in your work. For example, the Down syndrome two-way nut is like this. It uses a non-professional thing to solve a very professional problem. So, you need to keep learning.

Thirdly, when choosing a career, you don’t have to be in your own major. In an unfamiliar industry, you can learn even if you don’t know it. Believe in your ability to learn. People who are eager to learn are more rare in the eyes of leaders than those with rich experience, and have more development potential!

Fourth, start from the grassroots level, because most of the parachute leaders will appear among senior managers in the same industry, and it is unlikely for college students to parachute.

Fifth, when choosing a job, you should pay attention to whether you can balance family and work. This is my advice to every college student. Some people think that having a successful career and bringing a good environment to your family means success. In fact, this is a misunderstanding! If there is an imbalance between work and family and problems arise at home, it will directly affect work. Therefore, whether I am providing career guidance to college students or training employees, I will ask them to account for 50% of their work from home.

Due to limited time and text, these five suggestions cannot be discussed with you in depth, but I believe you will There is a good choice...

I wish you a successful career and a harmonious family in 2014...