1. Assist the contestants in the industry competition in their practice.
2. Follow up on the submission of measurement tools for inspection.
3. Deliver the destruction records to the confidentiality and education center.
4. Follow up on the issues raised by marketing calls reaching the production site.

【1】Think twice every day (think first about what you did well, think twice about what you did badly, think thrice about what you gained today and plan for tomorrow)：

Beauty in things exists in the mind which contemplates them.

【2】One sentence a day (one hundred words)：

I accomplished only a few tasks in one day.

1. Review the cross-year’s night traffic organization plan.
2. Cooperate with industry competition practice.
3. Compile the precautions for the track inspection train tomorrow.
4. Participate in the discussion meeting on traffic organization plan.

【1】Think twice every day (think first about what you did well, think twice about what you did badly, think thrice about what you gained today and plan for tomorrow)：

Another emergency meeting is coming up. The network control center really gets on my nerves.

【2】One sentence a day (one hundred words)：

A goal is a dream with a deadline.

1. Scan the spare parts and edit the QR codes of the spare parts.
2. Follow up on the destruction process of the ledgers and submit the vehicle dispatch form for Thursday.
3. Add reminder measures for signal failures on Line 14 and include them in the briefing.
4. Affix labels to the newly added dual-gauge pressure gauges.

【1】Think twice every day (think first about what you did well, think twice about what you did badly, think thrice about what you gained today and plan for tomorrow)：

There are many things that are difficult to start with. Those that haven’t been done before, one doesn’t know how to begin, nor does one know whether the process is complicated or simple. Many things are unable to start immediately and require sufficient time to be accomplished well; otherwise, these things will constantly be postponed.

【2】One sentence a day (one hundred words)：

There was never a night or a problem that could defeat sunrise or hope.