After working in a state-owned enterprise for two years, I learned these workplace truths!

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After working in state-owned enterprises for two years, I came to understand some things.

Don't pretend to be a god

First of all, when you are new here, don’t pretend to be a master, read more, learn more, and do things step by step. Don’t work too fast, otherwise you will have too much work. Secondly, you should stay behind when doing things in the unit and don't be too pushy, especially to save face for the leader.

good calligraphy

Furthermore, good handwriting is a necessary skill in state-owned enterprises, except for technical positions. Help your boss write things so that he can get to know you faster, which is also a good way to get closer to you.

Don't be a good guy

Also, don’t always be a good person. You don’t have real friends in the workplace. If you are too weak, you will be bullied. Learn to say no when necessary.

Shut up more

There are gossips in state-owned enterprises every day, but don’t get involved, just listen and take a look, don’t express your opinions. Because you don’t know one day, what you said will become a weapon for others to attack you. There is no need to please your colleagues when you first come, as everyone will need each other later on.

Don't try too hard

Don't work too hard. I've seen many newcomers working without taking a break at noon. As a result, they work much more than others. In state-owned enterprises, things must be done according to regulations. Following the correct procedures is more important than doing good things. Procedural justice is the last word. Any job you receive must be confirmed to see if it is within your scope of responsibilities. Otherwise, once you accept it once, it will be your job by default.

Stop it, you're really lying flat

Regardless of whether there are opportunities for promotion or not, you must continue to improve your core competitiveness. Don't lie flat, study more and test more, and have the ability to leave at any time, which is the truth. No matter how good a state-owned enterprise is, it is just a job. There is no need to lose yourself here. Be serious and down-to-earth when you go to work, and be yourself after work. Maintain a certain sense of relaxation so that you won't feel too much pressure and can persevere better. Don't sacrifice the good for the last, your ability to work in the workplace always comes first.

Enter state-owned enterprises early

Competition is bound to get bigger and bigger. Although most people will not reject small favors from others, they can still distinguish between kindness and kindness. It is no longer that easy to get into a state-owned enterprise. In the past, you could get in without taking any exams. Now you have to compete with many fresh graduates. Online application is a one-step process, and resumes cannot be the same. All the content included must be related to the position. The core is the matching degree. The suitable company is more important than the excellent company. The written test is a first-level test, so you must prepare in advance. Follow Sun Mingfei through the analysis of real test cases for the test, and you will master the test points faster. Professional knowledge should be returned to textbooks, and corporate culture should memorize more real questions and accumulate more. The interview is a level one, and it is crucial to be familiar with the process and question types. Whether it is a one-on-one or group interview, you must understand the interview process in advance. I found the original question papers from previous years and summarized the answer framework several times. Relax before the exam and be sure to wear formal attire on the day.

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