Su Xiao, still confused about the workplace and a little uneasy, stepped into the office area lined with cubicles. She was like a lamb that strayed into a strange territory and seemed out of place in this new world.
Logging in to the system requires guidance from others, entering customer information is as slow as a snail, and even using the copy machine can cause a lot of chaos, attracting scolding from the boss and attention from colleagues. The embarrassment of not being able to use meal cards in the cafeteria and the confusion when faced with unfamiliar business terms made her first experience in the workplace full of thorns.
It is common for tears of grievance to well up in her eyes. The influence of her native family has made her accustomed to being timid and withdrawn. But even so, she did not choose to turn around and escape. Those clumsy attempts and stumbling steps are all marks left on her growth path.
This is a story about Su Xiao, a newcomer in the workplace. It tells how she slowly groped through the embarrassment after being filled with discomfort, and moved forward with her red eyes, losing her youthfulness and clumsiness little by little, and learning to find her own foothold in the complicated workplace.
Purpose: Even if you come from a family full of quarrels and enter a strange workplace with ignorance and clumsiness, you will encounter countless embarrassments and setbacks, but every setback is a medal of growth. The work aims to show how ordinary people like Su Xiao, in the face of the edges and corners of life and the challenges of the workplace, rely on their tenacity to get rid of timidity and lose their youth little by little, learn to stand firm in difficulties, and finally understand that growth has nothing to do with talent, but the courage and persistence to choose to move forward even if their eyes are red. Ordinary people can also walk out on their own path of growth at their own pace.