My starting line

There are many starting lines in life, kindergarten and primary school are the starting lines of education, and the first job is undoubtedly the starting line of work experience. "You can't lose at the starting line" is a bad saying, but since everyone says so, it must be meaningful.

Regarding the starting line, my personal opinion is that the starting line is not a starting point, nor a horizontal line, but a stage. The starting point is of course important, and how to run after the start is more important. Life is not a 100-meter sprint. Life is actually a marathon. It doesn't matter if you start slowly, nor does it matter if you fall behind in the first half. Only by accumulating enough strength can you finally reach the destination ahead.

The starting line of work is not ideal, but it has a great influence on me.

When I graduated in 2003, my relatives introduced me to work as a clerk in a real estate company in Zhangmutou. Paperwork is not quite in line with my major in financial accounting, but I remember what my teacher taught me before: "When you have no experience, someone is willing to provide you with opportunities for growth." No matter what you do, you need to do it well so that future opportunities will appear. " I still decided to take the job. The "Emgrand Garden" developed by this company was the largest property in Zhangmutou at that time, which had a certain popularity and was also an important reason to attract me to join.

My department is the administrative department, and there are only two people, one is the director of the administrative department, and the other is my administrative clerk. The administration department is responsible for personnel, recruitment and logistics, as well as advertising planning and management. My job is to send and receive faxes (the Internet was not popular at that time), answer phones, print manuscripts and so on.

After understanding the job content, I think this job is too simple, it should be easy to get, and I feel that it is not challenging. However, soon, reality taught me.

My leader, Director Chen, is a 35-year-old man, very handsome, but also very serious. On the first day of work, Director Chen taught me how to use office equipment such as photocopiers and fax machines (which I didn't touch at school), taught me how to do attendance accounting, and let me practice typing with the computer. Later, Director Chen took me to other departments and introduced me to my colleagues. A morning has passed.

When I went to work in the afternoon, Director Chen took a few pages of project promotion materials and asked me to print them for him. At that time, my typing speed could reach 80 to 100 words per minute, and I quickly printed it and gave it to Director Chen, thinking that I had completed the task perfectly.

Who knows, after a while, Director Chen went to see me with a black face.

Almost half of the words in the printed manuscript are wrong, because I don't know many words written by Director Chen, so I guess I entered them. There are also careless omissions, typos and punctuation, too wide line spacing, too large font, and unsightly typesetting. Director Chen pointed out the problems one by one with a serious face.

Finally, director Chen told me seriously that the tasks assigned by the leaders must be completed seriously and there should be no mistakes. If the materials printed by clerks have to be checked by leaders, why do administrative clerks do it?

Having made so many mistakes, I was severely criticized by the leader on my first day at work, and I was shocked.

I spent a whole afternoon that day, repeatedly revising and finishing, and finally met the requirements of Director Chen. In the next few days, I still made mistakes one after another: I sent the information to the property department, and the result was given to Yang, the deputy manager of the property department; Let me go to the advertising company to get the commercials. I couldn't find their office and returned empty-handed. There is something wrong with the copier. I don't know how to fix it, which has delayed the copying work. ......

Looking at my work performance, Director Chen lost his temper and scolded me very embarrassed. I really want to dig a crack in the ground and get in.

I am very angry with myself because I can't even do such a simple job well. I told myself in my heart that I must not make any more mistakes, otherwise it would be a shame to be dismissed after a three-month probation period.

In the following days, I will stay in the office for two or three hours after work every night to practice typing and improve my speed and accuracy.

Read director Chen's manuscript carefully over and over again against the printed manuscript. Two months later, I was able to understand the "master symbol" directed by Chen. When I handed the printed document to Director Chen, he couldn't find much fault.

Once the boss urgently needed to print a document, and the secretary was away on vacation, so the boss asked me to print it for him. Later, my boss's secretary told me that my boss was very impressed with me, because the task was completed well, quickly, without mistakes and with clear typesetting.

At that time, the finance department was two old accountants with a heavy workload and was not proficient in computers. When I have time, I will take the initiative to help them copy the materials, and I will also help them design EXCEL forms instead of manually calculating wages. The financial supervisor is from Chaoshan. Seeing that I am diligent, I slowly began to teach me some financial management skills. When I was helping them copy the statements, I secretly copied another set and studied it privately to understand what the financial statements were like in actual work.

One year later, the mortgage department was understaffed, and the boss instructed the company to transfer me to the mortgage department to handle the owner's mortgage loan, declare the deed tax, dock the bank loan, and sort out the information applied by the owner, which gave me a deep understanding of the real estate business information and process.

Later, my boss set up a company in Guangzhou and put me in charge of accounting work, which finally gave me a chance to do professional work.

I have deep feelings about this first job. I find that any simple position can help me grow:

It is director Chen's constant beating that makes me slowly improve my work efficiency and develop a cautious work attitude;

It is the ability to be a clerk. Only when you have the opportunity to contact the boss can you leave a good impression on the boss with good work results.

It is the boss who has a good impression on me that will give me the opportunity to work in the mortgage department; It was working in the mortgage department that I learned the comprehensive knowledge of real estate business.

All this seems to be laying the foundation for my future financial work.

In a blink of an eye, I have worked for fifteen years and become an old accountant.

There are many starting lines in life, kindergarten and primary school are the starting lines of education, and the first job is undoubtedly the starting line of work experience. "You can't lose at the starting line" is a bad saying, but since everyone says so, it must be meaningful.

Regarding the starting line, my personal opinion is that the starting line is not a starting point, nor a horizontal line, but a stage. The starting point is of course important, and how to run after the start is more important. Life is not a 100-meter sprint. Life is actually a marathon. It doesn't matter if you start slowly, nor does it matter if you fall behind in the first half. Only by accumulating enough strength can you finally reach the destination ahead.

The starting line of work is not ideal, but it has a great influence on me.

When I graduated in 2003, my relatives introduced me to work as a clerk in a real estate company in Zhangmutou. Paperwork is not quite in line with my major in financial accounting, but I remember what my teacher taught me before: "When you have no experience, someone is willing to provide you with opportunities for growth." No matter what you do, you need to do it well so that future opportunities will appear. " I still decided to take the job. The "Emgrand Garden" developed by this company was the largest property in Zhangmutou at that time, which had a certain popularity and was also an important reason to attract me to join.

My department is the administrative department, and there are only two people, one is the director of the administrative department, and the other is my administrative clerk. The administration department is responsible for personnel, recruitment and logistics, as well as advertising planning and management. My job is to send and receive faxes (the Internet was not popular at that time), answer phones, print manuscripts and so on.

After understanding the job content, I think this job is too simple, it should be easy to get, and I feel that it is not challenging. However, soon, reality taught me.

My leader, Director Chen, is a 35-year-old man, very handsome, but also very serious. On the first day of work, Director Chen taught me how to use office equipment such as photocopiers and fax machines (which I didn't touch at school), taught me how to do attendance accounting, and let me practice typing with the computer. Later, Director Chen took me to other departments and introduced me to my colleagues. A morning has passed.

When I went to work in the afternoon, Director Chen took a few pages of project promotion materials and asked me to print them for him. At that time, my typing speed could reach 80 to 100 words per minute, and I quickly printed it and gave it to Director Chen, thinking that I had completed the task perfectly.

Who knows, after a while, Director Chen went to see me with a black face.

Almost half of the words in the printed manuscript are wrong, because I don't know many words written by Director Chen, so I guess I entered them. There are also careless omissions, typos and punctuation, too wide line spacing, too large font, and unsightly typesetting. Director Chen pointed out the problems one by one with a serious face.

Finally, director Chen told me seriously that the tasks assigned by the leaders must be completed seriously and there should be no mistakes. If the materials printed by clerks have to be checked by leaders, why do administrative clerks do it?

Having made so many mistakes, I was severely criticized by the leader on my first day at work, and I was shocked.

I spent a whole afternoon that day, repeatedly revising and finishing, and finally met the requirements of Director Chen. In the next few days, I still made mistakes one after another: I sent the information to the property department, and the result was given to Yang, the deputy manager of the property department; Let me go to the advertising company to get the commercials. I couldn't find their office and returned empty-handed. There is something wrong with the copier. I don't know how to fix it, which has delayed the copying work. ......

Looking at my work performance, Director Chen lost his temper and scolded me very embarrassed. I really want to dig a crack in the ground and get in.

I am very angry with myself because I can't even do such a simple job well. I told myself in my heart that I must not make any more mistakes, otherwise it would be a shame to be dismissed after a three-month probation period.

In the following days, I will stay in the office for two or three hours after work every night to practice typing and improve my speed and accuracy.

Read director Chen's manuscript carefully over and over again against the printed manuscript. Two months later, I was able to understand the "master symbol" directed by Chen. When I handed the printed document to Director Chen, he couldn't find much fault.

Once the boss urgently needed to print a document, and the secretary was away on vacation, so the boss asked me to print it for him. Later, my boss's secretary told me that my boss was very impressed with me, because the task was completed well, quickly, without mistakes and with clear typesetting.

At that time, the finance department was two old accountants with a heavy workload and was not proficient in computers. When I have time, I will take the initiative to help them copy the materials, and I will also help them design EXCEL forms instead of manually calculating wages. The financial supervisor is from Chaoshan. Seeing that I am diligent, I slowly began to teach me some financial management skills. When I was helping them copy the statements, I secretly copied another set and studied it privately to understand what the financial statements were like in actual work.

One year later, the mortgage department was understaffed, and the boss instructed the company to transfer me to the mortgage department to handle the owner's mortgage loan, declare the deed tax, dock the bank loan, and sort out the information applied by the owner, which gave me a deep understanding of the real estate business information and process.

Later, my boss set up a company in Guangzhou and put me in charge of accounting work, which finally gave me a chance to do professional work.

I have deep feelings about this first job. I find that any simple position can help me grow:

It is director Chen's constant beating that makes me slowly improve my work efficiency and develop a cautious work attitude;

It is the ability to be a clerk. Only when you have the opportunity to contact the boss can you leave a good impression on the boss with good work results.

It is the boss who has a good impression on me that will give me the opportunity to work in the mortgage department; It was working in the mortgage department that I learned the comprehensive knowledge of real estate business.

All this seems to be laying the foundation for my future financial work.

In a blink of an eye, I have worked for fifteen years and become an old accountant. For young peers, I sincerely want to give advice: don't underestimate any simple job, do any simple job well, learn from every job, keep a positive attitude and keep moving towards your goals, and your dream will succeed.

For young peers, I sincerely want to give advice: don't underestimate any simple job, do any simple job well, learn from every job, keep a positive attitude and keep moving towards your goals, and your dream will succeed.