Good Morning, everyone!
First of all, congratulations to all the students who are about to start their undergraduate studies! For me, I feel very honored to be a career growth mentor for college students! All the students here have also added new colors to my life. In my opinion, learning is mutual. I can share my professional experience with you, and your youthful vitality and thinking of the new era will benefit me a lot. In this sense, we have made achievements in both aspects.
It is said that a threesome must have a teacher, and it is never too old to learn, so in this sense, I have to learn from the predecessors and teachers present here. Of course, compared with the students who just entered the undergraduate stage, I just have more work experience and life experience than you. Then in the days to come, I will be happy to share my professional experience and experience with you, and make progress together and improve each other.
In view of being hired as a career growth mentor this time, I want to tell you nine words: be a good person, be a good person, be a good person.
People, this word, one left and one right, is very simple. However, it is not easy for us to be a good person, it is even harder to be a good person, and it is even harder to be a good person.
one
People are doing very well.
University is an important turning point for every college student, and friends and relatives will look forward to us. When we leave campus and step into the society, it will be decided that we should take responsibility and make contributions to this society because of our social role. I think students should cultivate the sense of taking responsibility and do a good job in the university. On the contrary, we should gradually get rid of the bad habit of being self-centered, ungrateful and unwilling to make any contribution to others. Less complaining, more dedication. Of course, when we do things, we will make mistakes and be misunderstood or wronged. However, if you think about it carefully, it is in this process that this sense of responsibility and gratitude will be gradually experienced and improved. This is the so-called being good.
two
Try to be a good person-try to get along with everyone (usually at the expense of principle)
As we all know, when we cross the road, we will be restricted by traffic lights. When the red light is on, you have to rush, and the result is points deduction and fines. This is the simplest truth. If we don't want to be punished and fined, we must consciously obey the traffic rules. Then, in the same way, we should not only abide by our inner laws, that is, our so-called moral constraints, but also abide by our party discipline and state laws. This is especially true for those of us who study law. We must have an awe of the law. On our way to study, we should also have the spirit of doubt and criticism. We can't just be docile and obedient citizens. Instead, we should use this spirit of doubt and criticism, calm down and study, and learn to be an honest and upright good man who does not violate conscience, party discipline and state law.
When we leave the campus one day, no matter what we are engaged in, we must have our own opinions, not blindly follow, unwilling, not afraid of authority, not kitsch, and uneasy about the so-called "mediocrity evil".
three
Be a good person
It is much easier to be a good person if you do these two things well: being a good person and being a good person. But only by truly understanding and controlling it, rather than being driven by it, can we form an outstanding personality.
The character that a person develops when he is young will affect his life. Therefore, I would like to give some suggestions to my classmates: from today on, in our study and life, we should deliberately cultivate our spirit of daring to criticize and exercise our style of taking responsibility. When we leave campus and go to work, we must adhere to the principle of "being a good person, being a good person" and strive to cultivate our spiritual quality. Then, after entering the society, people with different views and positions will not be easily regarded as enemies of hatred. At this time, we will let nature take its course and be a good person.
Dear students! I hope you cherish your college time and classmates' feelings, cherish your youth, concentrate on your study, temper your personality and work hard for our chosen legal profession!
Thank you!
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