Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
June is a month with lots of drinking parties due to various general meetings.
Everyone, what do you drink before you start drinking?Solmac Sakino
This really works, doesn't it?
I always drink this before I go out. (I have a sensitive stomach, lol.)
Surprisingly, it doesn't make you feel too bad. Well, just be careful not to drink too much.
Turmeric and things like that are just placebos, right?
But that's beside the point.
Classmate
One of my middle school classmates works at Chubu Electric Power.
So, sure enough, everyone’s made it big by this age, huh~
It's really fun to have a drink with classmates like that and just chat about this and that.
On top of that, he was a straight-A student. I was a poor student, lol. Who would’ve thought two people like us would end up drinking together in Nagoya?
I guess that was just fate.
What the Experts Say
What's really interesting when I talk to him is that he's an electrical expert, and I'm a slope expert.
Topics related to the electrical industry, the promotion system at a massive company, stories about subcontractors, issues in today’s society, and problems with the power grid.
It's a great learning experience, and there are so many words I don't know—it's really interesting.
As you'd expect from a professional, the content is in-depth—there's no superficial talk that only scratches the surface.
There's nothing abstract or theoretical here—it's all based on facts and experience.
If it were true, I would have made it public, but as it turns out, there’s just so much I can’t say lol
I don't hang out with people in the same line of work.
I generally don't hang out with people in my line of work, lol.
Of course, there are colleagues in the same field who get along well with me.
It's not that I don't talk. It's just that when I talk to people in the same line of work, I don't have much to say.
It's hard for anything other than slope issues to come up, isn't it?
It's not a bad thing, but if we're going to talk anyway, it's better to stick to fun topics, and,
Isn't it great when a story helps you with your studies?
It's really interesting to talk to people from other industries just to hear their unique perspectives.
If you can talk to professionals in other industries, get helpful insights, and apply them to your future work, it’ll make your job a lot more enjoyable!
Information from other industries is a real treasure trove.
People who network a lot with people in other industries are really good at their jobs, aren't they?
That said, since professionals are so critical, I can’t really say anything vague, lol.
See you later.
