The New Year's bell gradually dissipated, and the noisy fireworks gradually disappeared into the night sky. Another year has passed, and time always passes silently. I have been in the supply chain for over two years now. In the past two years, I have benefited a lot and felt the company's leadership's pursuit of excellence and continuous innovation in their work; I also felt the rapid development of the company.

As a new employee entering a brand new environment, I am very grateful for the trust my leader has placed in me, providing me with the opportunity to learn and understand more people and things about procurement. I have also been exposed to many new things, which has made me feel cared for and warm. Although there is not much performance worth boasting about, I am diligent and conscientious in completing every task in my position.

The ancients said: Without a few steps, one cannot reach a thousand miles; Without accumulating small streams, no river or sea can be formed. It is the principle that in order to achieve great things and the overall climate, one must start from small things. So, in work, conscientiously doing every little thing well reflects a professional ethics and spirit of loyalty to the profession, diligence, meticulousness, and a good start and end. Only by achieving perfection in every small matter and detail can we have the opportunity to forge our own brilliance in our work. As a purchaser, one not only needs to master professional product knowledge, understand product processes, strictly control product quality, but also be familiar with the company's business processes, improve work efficiency, and save costs and create profits for the company.

In the procurement process, I deeply understand that the core of fresh food procurement is not only price and quality. As I stood in front of a dazzling array of products, I began to pay more attention to the stories behind each product. For example, what fermentation process does vinegar go through from glutinous rice to finished products? So every purchase is not only about spending money to buy things, but also involves being responsible for the entire process of product production to the dining table. At the same time, I gradually realized the importance of communication and cooperation with suppliers in fresh food procurement. This not only involves basic commercial terms such as price and quantity, but also involves a shared pursuit of product quality and responsibility towards consumers.

As the saying goes, a drop of water can reflect the entire sun. A great event is composed of many insignificant things. The same goes for daily work and life, where seemingly trivial and trivial things are everywhere. If you underestimate and neglect these small things in work and life, and perfunctorily handle them, you will eventually lose the whole game due to one careless move. So, everyone and every employee should take every detail seriously when dealing with it. To achieve flawless performance in everything, you must start with small things and put in your passion and effort.

[Supply Chain: Li Honghong]