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This was my first job, so with little experience there was a lot to learn. As a plant affairs assistant, I needed to be well-connected and manage my time effectively, which gave me many valuable experiences and opportunities for growth.
I was responsible for creating, maintaining, updating, publishing, managing, and archiving various documents, as well as assisting production staff and supervisors with related matters. I became extremely proficient with the ERP system—almost all traditional manufacturing companies seem to use it—which allowed me to learn many new skills in a short period of time.
I believe I have strong problem-solving skills, take my work seriously, work hard, and pay attention to detail. Because the role required integrating and coordinating on-site and administrative units, I was able to fully apply my communication and coordination skills. These qualities helped me quickly adapt to the job, respond effectively to changes, and perform well. I was also fortunate to participate in carrying out various company activities. Feeling a sense of accomplishment at work and getting along well with my colleagues were sources of motivation for me. Inevitably, there were some frustrating situations, but I was genuinely moved when colleagues stepped up to support me!
It was highly challenging and required coordinating people and tasks. Finding a balance among them was indeed difficult, but I did not dislike this way of working. Since the company has many employees, there are naturally many areas waiting to be optimized, and I look forward to the day when my efforts will finally be recognized.