For college students who are practicing, the tax bureau will not arrange any important work, especially for those who are just sophomores! 2. When you arrive at the new unit, talk less, listen more and do more work as you can. Modesty is the most important thing, even if you take part in the work in the future, remember it! Good interpersonal relationship is the most important ability! 3. Don't worry about professional knowledge. Many positions in the tax bureau do not need profound professional knowledge, but it is important to know how to observe and learn carefully. Sophomore students should also think about the future employment direction. If you want to work in the tax bureau, you can take this as an early employment to see if you can adapt to the working atmosphere of this unit. Even if you don't work in the tax bureau in the future, such internship opportunities will also accumulate contacts in the future, so it is very important to be modest and prudent and leave a good impression!

At present, the inspection bureau under the tax bureau is practicing (I am a sophomore, and I practice in primary school for one semester), just like what I said upstairs. After all, it is from the outside, not from the inside. No matter how good your professional ability is, people can't completely trust you to do something. When you finish, people will have to review it. And when I was an intern (probably because I invited someone in), people were embarrassed to arrange work. After I finished the task, I asked my colleagues if they needed any more help. Colleagues said I wouldn't rest for a while, and then I looked at my colleagues' lonely and busy backs.