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Original Aspiration & Excellence: Featuring Outstanding Newcomer Zhang Yijing

Time flies—over two months have passed since Zhang Yijing joined the company (she started in mid-May). As a newcomer to e-commerce operations, she is well aware that she is in a critical "learning and catching-up phase"—faced with new platform rules, an extensive product line, and end-to-end tasks ranging from account management to content creation (including product shooting, video editing, and image processing). Over these two months, she has been like a sponge: eagerly absorbing knowledge while diving into hands-on work. Her only goal is to master her role as soon as possible and deliver solid results.

1. Multitasking: Advancing Learning and Practice in Tandem

2. "Finish What You Start Today": Her Baseline for Efficiency and Sense of Responsibility

Faced with intensive tasks and learning demands, Zhang Yijing has set a personal rule: "Finish what you start today." This is not about chasing speed or creating unnecessary pressure—it stems from her deep understanding of her work:

• Avoiding backlogs to maintain workflow: E-commerce operations move at a fast pace. Unfinished tasks from one day often become obstacles to the next day’s plans, disrupting overall workflows and even causing missed key milestones (e.g., new product launches, promotion enrollments).
• Avoiding procrastination to ensure quality: Delaying tasks until the next day leads to tighter schedules and higher risks of errors. Delivering the day’s tasks with both quality and quantity is her basic standard for work results—and more importantly, a commitment to team collaboration.
• Clearing daily tasks to focus on learning: She knows that only by completing tasks requiring delivery on the same day can she focus wholeheartedly on learning—whether studying competitors’ high-quality visual designs, exploring more efficient editing techniques, or reviewing the successes and challenges of daily client communications. Finishing daily tasks is the prerequisite for gaining "learning time."
• Preparing for a "light start" tomorrow: As a newcomer, she acknowledges that her efficiency still lags behind senior colleagues. Investing extra time today to complete work thoroughly ensures she can start new tasks more calmly and efficiently tomorrow, keep up with the team, and avoid being held back by unfinished work.

3. Time as Fuel for Growth: Her Professionalism in Developing Competence

Beyond working hours, Zhang Yijing maintains a proactive mindset toward growth, turning time into fuel for her development:

• In-depth learning: After work, she systematically organizes product knowledge, studies new platform rules, and learns best practices in e-commerce operations.
• Skill refinement: She repeatedly practices editing effects, optimizes main image designs, and experiments with new lighting setups for product shooting.
• Process optimization: She explores ways to improve the efficiency of repetitive tasks (e.g., building a material library, optimizing editing templates) to lay the groundwork for future productivity gains.
• Client relationship building: She promptly organizes daily client communication records, analyzes potential needs, and prepares for follow-up interactions.

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