What do you think of "being told by old employees that you are still a graduate student and the copier can't be used"

As an old graduate student who has worked for many years, changing jobs to a new company really won't use the copy of the new company, and I dare not use it. Even if I have skillfully used a copy of a brand in my previous company and changed my brand in another place, I dare not say that I will use the copy, let alone use it myself. What's more, it's for graduate students who have just left campus to work?

The old employee who said this said that he was really rude. Who didn't start work with a blank sheet of paper after graduation? . Who doesn't need to adapt to the new environment? It is normal for graduate students not to use copies. When they were at school, everything they copied was made by others in the printing house. There is a printer in the research room, but there are really few copies.

Does this old employee expect too much from the new graduate students, and must be highly educated and know everything? Not necessarily. Old employees look at people with old eyes.

In this case, ask the old staff modestly and spend a few minutes learning how to use the copier. Then, straighten up and get to work. When you first enter the workplace, you will inevitably encounter harsh old employees. Don't take it too seriously. This is also the process of personal growth.

Only when new employees devote themselves to their work, quickly integrate into new groups, work with old employees, learn from each other and break down barriers, is the solution.

As time goes on, it is uncertain who will become the leader. In this era of heroes based on achievements, it is the focus of their work for recent graduates to take a long-term view and try to find their own position and direction in their work. Let the rest go with the wind.

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