girls' construction site on the job at work,

I'm starting my first month of this practical experience, it's really making me feel a bit nervous. But I know that by the end of this month, I'll have learned so many things and will definitely remember them all.

Firstly, I've realized how tough it is to adapt to this kind of environment. It's not like school; you can always go back home or talk to your friends about something they were working on when you didn't feel the need to. But here, I have to deal with everything face-to-face. The people around me are all sitting there looking at diagrams and blueprints, trying to understand what we're doing.

I also noticed that it's not as easy to get a grip on things. For example, in school, you learn how to read a textbook or follow some instructions step-by-step, but here, I have to figure out where all the parts go without seeing them first. It takes more practice and concentration for me to keep up.

On the other hand, I feel like this is a really important part of my education. This experience will give me valuable lessons about teamwork, communication, and taking responsibility. I hope that as I learn these things, I'll also learn how to be happy and enjoy the work without feeling too pressure.

As I start working on my projects, I realized that it's tough when there are so many steps involved. But I'm determined to make them all fit into a positive picture of myself. I know that this is going to take time, but I'm committed to keeping up with everything and not letting anything distract me from feeling good about myself.

Another thing I learned is the importance of organization. Before starting a new job or project, it's easy to get overwhelmed by all the details. But if I keep track of what's happening, which I do through my calendar and task list, it helps me stay on top of everything. I've also found that having a backup plan can make all the difference when things go south.

I think one thing I need to work on more is communication. I know that in school we talk about what we're working on, but here we have to translate that into something concrete and doable for everyone else to understand. It's not always easy to get a common language around these people, especially if they're used to working in silence or doing things without others noticing.

But wait, I also realize that sometimes it's easier than we think when someone is talking about how hard their work has been. Sometimes the problems just come at the right time, and I know it helps to focus on what's important. I've learned that it can take a little more effort for me to get through these tough times because I'm so used to being on my own.

In the end, this first month of experience is helping me grow in so many ways. It's been a learning experience, and I know that as time goes on, I'll be able to handle even bigger challenges with more confidence. It's also made me realize how much it means to contribute to making our construction site better every day.

Overall, this experience has taught me the value of perseverance and hard work. Even though some things are going to feel difficult at first, as long as I keep putting in the effort and stay focused on my goals, there's always a way forward. I'm grateful for all that I've learned this month and excited about what's coming up next.

Girls' construction site,

I'll try to stick with it!