Thesis is something that every one of us will face, and it needs to write thousands or even tens of thousands of words, which is undoubtedly a bolt from the blue for some people who don't like writing. But we must realize that the process of writing a thesis is not a painful thing, but a process of continuous learning and improvement. So, in the process of writing a thesis, can you learn anything useful for your future work?

First, the process of reading materials Everyone's thesis topic is different, but I believe that everyone will read relevant materials in the process of writing a thesis. In the process of reading materials, it is actually a learning process. Although it seems like a kind of "forced learning", we did learn a lot while reading the materials. When I write my thesis, I look for documents in the library every day. Later, professional knowledge became better. When our professional knowledge is stable, it means that we have better strength support for future work.

Second, the guidance of the tutor is that there will be a tutor to guide us in the process of writing the thesis. From the opening report to the final draft, the tutor will continue to help us revise the paper. In this process, we also slowly learned how to listen to other people's opinions. In work, it is very important to learn to listen to others' opinions, because work is a process of continuous discussion and getting the best results.

Third, learn to dig the essence of things. Many people's papers discuss some problems, so our topic actually determines what we will describe in the whole paper. For different papers, the most important thing for us is to explore the essence of the problem. In the process of writing a thesis, we will actually find the direction of our own article, which may not be the direction we want to explore, but in the process of our constant revision, the tutor will continue to guide us, and we will gradually understand how to dig the essence of this problem.