How to treat "paying attention everywhere is learning" at work?

Pay attention to everything and learn. This sentence seems empty, but after having a real experience, you will feel that this sentence can really be called a life guide.

In the past, when I used a table to find data, I just looked at it with the naked eye, held the mouse and rowed down line by line to find the cell where the data I needed to find was located.

It's ok when the data content is small, but sometimes it's desperate when you encounter a lot of table content. When I found a data, I was basically blind, and almost an hour passed.

Then there was a big job fair. Our teacher found a booth for the enterprise at the job fair. I was assisting the teacher at that time, fearing that because of too much data, the teacher could not find it at the moment.

It turns out that the teacher just pressed CTRL+F on the computer, and a search box appeared on the page. Then the teacher directly enters the name of the enterprise in the search box and jumps directly to the table where the data is located!

Since then, my ability to look up tables has improved by leaps and bounds. If I hadn't paid attention to the teacher's operation, I might still be searching for data with my naked eyes like a fool.

Not only these details, but I am now working in an employment association. My daily job may be to receive enterprises and help them give presentations, but in fact, if I pay more attention, I can learn more in this process.

When each enterprise comes to the presentation, it will definitely introduce its own recruitment position and what this position does. For us juniors who are about to find a job, it is actually very dry goods.

Many people say they don't know what they will do in the future. What is the specific work content? But in fact, to put it bluntly, it is accessible in daily work, just the difference between attention and inattention. ?