Today is the first day of my internship. I've never had a job. I'm worried that I will affect other people's work and bring trouble to others. When I first came to the company, I felt very fresh, brand-new environment, busy colleagues and harmonious working atmosphere.

On the first day, I walked into the company and had a brief interview with the manager. He didn't leave me too many tasks. Let me get familiar with the environment and company, including scale, department and division of labor. Then the manager introduced me to my tutor during my internship. We are only four years apart, so she makes me feel very kind.

Then she told me that I would receive a week-long training from tomorrow, mainly some basic etiquette and precautions. I spent the whole day in excitement because I had no previous experience in this field.

Then she took me to visit the design department, and it was another busy scene. Although this advertising company has just started, after two years' efforts, it has a certain market and frequent business dealings with various companies.

Weekly exercise notes for automobile major II

The first week of internship-"sincerity"

I am very happy today, because the Ministry of Economic Affairs has arranged to inform the car rental companies in Long Island that today is September 10. On the first day of my internship, I was full of anxiety. I have heard many rumors about interns before, saying that they are either regarded as invisible people or do some chores, so I am a little worried that I will be like them.

When I walked into the office, I saw some strange faces. I greeted them with a smile. From that day on, I got into the habit of smiling and saying "good morning" or "good morning" when I see them every morning. This is my sincere greeting.

I always feel that there are often some subtle things that are easily overlooked by us, such as a gentle greeting, which expresses concern for colleagues and friends and makes others feel valued and concerned.

In just a few days, I became one with my colleagues, and I was worried that becoming an "invisible man" never happened. I think it should be my sincerity that won the trust of my colleagues. They regard me as a friend and are willing to assign me a job.