College students' summer practice thought report

Dear party organization:

This summer, I came to the xx company for a xx-day summer practice.

The first day of work ended in my passion and doubts. In my "work" life, I also understand a lot: in the daily work, superior bullying and blaming the lower level is inevitable. Although this is the case, it also gave me a valuable lesson. It makes me understand that when someone criticizes you, you must be calm, and only then can you show that you are listening to him sincerely. Because of this, we can learn from our failures and pave the way for future success. We have to learn where to climb from there, and this is what I should do. I also learned some skills in interpersonal communication and dealing with people from my work. In the interaction between people, I can see my own value. But if you only ask if you don't ask for the harvest, then you will definitely make a lot of friends. Treat friends, don't be preoccupied, don't force the other party to pay the same feelings as you, and know that giving is more enjoyable than getting. No matter what you do, you must be proactive and motivated, have confidence in your success, and learn to communicate with others, care for others, and support others.

On the days of "work", there are joys and sorrows, joys, and hardships. But in general, this "work" life is an important step in my life and is worth remembering. The truth of the life I have learned is that I can't understand it at school. This is my wealth. In addition to studying book knowledge, college students also need to participate in social practice. Because many college students are sober-minded that people who don't know what's going on in the window and who read the book of sages are not the talents that modern society needs. College students should develop independent thinking, independent work and independent problem-solving skills in social practice. Consolidate what you have learned by participating in some practical activities and increase the knowledge and skills that are not available in books. Because knowledge is transformed into real power depends on practical experience and exercise. I think college students should change their mindsets. They should not simply use summer jobs as a means of earning money or accumulating social experience. What is more important is to take the opportunity to cultivate their entrepreneurial and social practice skills.

Nowadays, college students are no longer "hot" in the talent market, and almost all of them require work experience in the recruitment conditions of each employer. Therefore, college students not only have theoretical knowledge, but the accumulation of work experience is equally important for finding a job in the future. Things are very simple, the same degree to apply for a job, the company of course more value personal work experience. Today's recruiting units are increasingly looking at the practical and hands-on skills of major students and their ability to communicate with others. As a college student, as long as he can afford it, he should seize all opportunities, correctly measure himself, and give full play to his strengths so that he can get on track as soon as he enters society.