Recently, my colleagues in the project team have been working overtime for the past few days. Although overtime is compensated, I hold a negative attitude towards the purpose and significance of overtime. I feel that the entire development process is chaotic and the development efficiency is very low, resulting in repetitive work every day. If the efficiency improves, then overtime may not be necessary.
Today, I finished work after 10 o'clock and on my way back, I suddenly felt a bit lost. Looking at the bustling crowd outside the car window, I had a sense of loss. It has been almost two years since I graduated, and this period of time has been a process of growth and continuous decision-making for me. Regardless of whether the choices were right or wrong, I have to try my best.
At work, due to changes in the work environment, there is definitely an adaptation process to go through. During working hours, the main focus is on completing work tasks, and also familiarizing myself with the projects I will be taking over and seeing if there are any areas that can be learned from. I try to record useful things whenever possible. Outside of working hours, I try to make up for my lack of knowledge, such as reviewing design patterns, annotations, generics, reflection, and other related knowledge.
In short, I have been a bit slack and restless during this period of time. I hope to calm down and prove through practical actions that "input leads to output". Only by persistently inputting and learning can valuable things be written. If the update frequency is low, it means I have become slack again. Keep going!