It is precisely because of this environment that the scorching sun inspired my determination to participate in social practice in the summer vacation. I want to see if I can survive in a bad environment by relying on my own hands and brain. At the same time, I also want to learn more about the society, increase my knowledge in practice, exercise my talents, cultivate my ability to cope with emergencies, and more importantly, test whether what I have learned can be used by the society and whether my ability can be recognized by the society. I want to find out my own shortcomings and gaps through social practice.

Due to family economic reasons, I can't play and rest at home in summer vacation like most of my classmates. I must consider the living expenses for next semester. I have been working in a supermarket since the summer vacation when I graduated from high school. Because my performance is not bad and my boss likes me better, he naturally promised me to work in his supermarket this summer vacation. Before the holiday, I called the supermarket and asked the boss if he wanted me to work in their supermarket. The boss readily promised and wanted me to work very much. Of course I'm happy!

Cut short the nonsense and return to one's muttons. Before I went to work in the supermarket that year, one of my elders told me: Do more things at work and talk less! Simple as it is, it is not easy to do. As the saying goes: it is easy to be a bad person, but difficult to be a good person! As long as you do a bad thing, in the eyes of others, this person is a bad person! If you want to change your image in the eyes of others, you have to do countless good things, but you may not be able to change it.

It is not a simple thing to lose a good image in the minds of many colleagues and cadres from the beginning! Therefore, I would like to make the following points:

One. I will never violate the rules of the supermarket. As the saying goes: national laws, family rules. Nature, as a unit, also has corresponding regulations. Our supermarket has made many rules, such as: no loitering, no chatting, no cell phone, and so on. The so-called can't string posts, is can't leave without authorization. Each tallyman has his own post on each shelf. For example, if I am from a department store, I can't just go to food, and people who eat food can't just go to our department store. The food side is relatively large, divided into three parts: drinks and freezers, biscuits and snacks. Why can't you just string posts? In fact, in our country, customers are not as high-quality as citizens in big cities, and customers often steal things. If we leave our posts casually, then no one will look at the shelves here and things will be easily lost! Similarly, "no gossiping" is similar to this truth. For example, international tallymen chat together when they have nothing to do, and no one looks at the goods. If things are less, it is also a loss! Also, "you can't bring your mobile phone", which seems harsh, actually has its reasons. In the past, colleagues in the supermarket texted each other at work, but they didn't go to work seriously and no one looked at the goods. So, later the manager stipulated that