Unknowingly, I have been working as a village official for almost a year. During these nearly a year, I have learned a lot of knowledge at the grassroots level in the countryside that cannot be learned in books. Through constant exploration and practice, I have gradually He completed the role change from a student to a rural grassroots worker. At the same time, he gradually adapted to rural life and learned how to be a good college student village official.

To be a qualified college student village official, the first thing is to meditate. Only by calming down can you truly integrate yourself into the countryside. I feel that since I have chosen the path of "village official", I must calm down, calm down, and work wholeheartedly in the village. At the same time, only by calming down can we resist all kinds of temptations in the outside world, stay at the grassroots level wholeheartedly, and be a good village official. , this is not only a requirement for the work of village officials, but also a prerequisite for success in all industries. During more than a year in the countryside, I learned to grasp the direction, stabilize my inner thoughts, and devote myself wholeheartedly to the work of village officials. From this, I gradually became familiar with the work in the village, exercised myself, and learned a lot. Shuangtang Village, where I live, is far away from the township government. The geographical location is not favorable and the living conditions are not very good. During this year in Yangling, I really felt the hardships of farmers and saw the backwardness of the countryside. There are still a lot of problems in the countryside. There is room for development. I think as long as I can calm down and concentrate on my work, I will achieve nothing in the end.

Second, we must be diligent. You can’t be lazy in any job, especially as college student village officials. Most of us are not from the village, and some of us even live in cities and have no contact with the countryside. So we need to be diligent. We have to spend more time and energy getting familiar with and adapting to our working environment. Only by understanding, becoming familiar with, and adapting can we carry out every job better. We must put down our airs and be willing to be students. If we don’t know how to ask, we should ask for advice with an open mind. We should seriously study the advanced work experience in the village, be familiar with the village conditions and public opinion, ask for more instructions, report more, communicate more, and have more contacts. We must also use our brains and think more frequently, think about problems from multiple angles and aspects, sum up experience, and do a good job in the tasks assigned by the organization.

Third, we must be pragmatic. College student village officials should avoid being too ambitious and unrealistic in their work. They should start from small things, do things in a down-to-earth manner, and behave honestly. Then they will find the joy of work and adapt to the change of roles more quickly. We must calm down, familiarize ourselves with work in trivial matters, and exercise ourselves. The college student village official is also the village secretary or assistant to the village director, responsible for assisting in village work. Therefore, apart from preparing and planning meetings for the expenditure committee and village committee, the other tasks assigned to you by village officials are trivial matters. It may just be to help the village organize some documents, keep some work logs and meeting minutes, and help the villagers open some meetings, but these small things are the most basic tasks in the village. If you can't even complete these basic tasks, why are you entrusted with big things? We have to work down-to-earth. We are young and have little experience, so it is inevitable that some things will be too ambitious, so we must remember the word "real".

Fourth, we must learn. When we come to the grassroots level, we come here to learn. The work at the grassroots level is complicated, complex and cumbersome. Without a studious attitude and a studious spirit, it will be difficult for us to carry out good work. Because people are not born knowing everything, they all learn it through practice. Only when we learn well can we do it well. Take the basic work of issuing a certificate as an example. It requires a lot of details. Different contents require different wording and formats. Opening a certificate for a household registration is different from issuing a poverty certificate. You really don’t know these if you don’t learn them. . There is also the archiving of village-level documents, the organization of information, and the writing of some official documents. I didn't know much about it before. After I became a village official, I learned and used it. I believe I will gradually become familiar with it. Of course, you can’t put down the books. Theoretical knowledge is also very important. For an undergraduate, starting from the day of graduation, the knowledge he has learned will be reduced by 20% every year. In other words, if a college undergraduate does not recharge his batteries or acquire new knowledge after five years, he will be exactly the same as an ordinary person. So learning theory is as important as learning practice.

Five things to think about. That is to say, we must be good at reflection and summary. We must constantly ask ourselves why we should be college student village officials, what should we do at the grassroots level as college student village officials, and what can we gain as college student village officials at the grassroots level.

Only by constantly asking ourselves, reflecting on ourselves, and summarizing ourselves can we have a deep understanding of the situation, make progress for ourselves, and guide practice, so that we can study diligently and serve the masses, and can we enhance our skills and win opportunities in grassroots services. , obtain sublimation and realize the value of life.

The countryside is harder, but it can train people; the countryside is more tiring, but it can test people. As the saying goes, "Through hardships, you will succeed; if you start a business hard, you will succeed through hard work." The vast world of rural areas is not only a stage for college student village officials to display their talents, but also a school for life experience. In short, our college student village officials should use the rural grassroots as a platform for learning and progress, work down-to-earth, be diligent, study tirelessly, accumulate energy through training, and win extra points through dedication, so as to realize our ideals and our own value. Shining brightly on the big stage at the grassroots level.

Reflections on the work of village cadres 2

After one year of work, I have gained a lot. Now I will share what I have published over the past year with fellow forum members of ***Qiangguo Forum. It has been one year since I was selected to serve as the assistant to the village director in Liuxinwu Village, Xijiang Town, Huichang in July 2009. Time flies by unknowingly. I feel very honored and proud to be able to become a college student village official and work in the village. The county leaders and the organization department paid attention to care and taught me carefully; the town and village leaders taught me by words and deeds, and carefully cultivated me, which enabled me to expand and enrich my knowledge and improve and deepen my ideological understanding. It allowed me to better understand all aspects of the village in the process of being exposed to and familiar with the work; it allowed me to adapt to the work during the running-in, and integrated into the XX Village Committee and the vast collective of XX villagers during the contact. This is what I have gained over the past year, which not only helps to carry out existing rural work smoothly, but also lays the foundation for new rural work in the future.

I still remember Minister Wang’s deep care and guidance for us during the training class in mid-July, and he provided us with a lot of valuable experience and opinions. It requires us to see more, listen more, ask more, and run more; it requires us to know big things and step out of ourselves; it requires us to have the spirit of perseverance, long-term struggle, and willingness to contribute; it requires us to have an accurate positioning, a good work attitude, etc. . I have always kept these most emotional and reasonable quotes in mind and applied them to my work and life this year, which has benefited me a lot and made me feel a lot.

1. Be diligent in learning and constantly enrich yourself

Be diligent in learning, grow your talents, and enter your work role as soon as possible. Although I learned some cultural knowledge in school, the school knowledge is obviously not enough after I work in rural areas. I must accurately position myself and quickly transform to adapt to rural work. The best way to enter the work role as soon as possible is to learn. The first is to learn from books: learn political theory, law, the party's various principles and policies, and various aspects of agricultural science and technology knowledge. Since I started working, I have never relaxed my studies and insisted on squeezing out a certain amount of time every day to continuously enrich myself. In order to do a good job in the various tasks assigned to me by the leadership, I learned a lot of rural-related work knowledge and enriched my knowledge level while completing the tasks. The second is to learn from the comrades around you: When you first join the work, you don’t know how to deal with many problems. The most effective way is to learn from leaders, colleagues, and the masses, and take the initiative to ask them for advice. The third is to learn from practice: apply the knowledge learned to practical work, win the trust of the organization with rural work performance, and achieve the purpose of serving the people. Just as Secretary *** put forward his ardent expectations and requirements for college student village officials: "For college student village officials to truly be recognized by farmers and convinced by everyone, the breakthrough lies in hard work and making tangible achievements. Once they are willing to work hard, those who are reluctant will not be able to give up." Farmers are most disgusted with cadres who work hard and are lazy. Second, they must work hard and not be afraid of hardship and tiredness. Only then can they be productive. Third, they must be able to do what the people expect."

2. Work diligently and constantly temper yourself

The grassroots level is a big stage and a vast world for us to display our talents. It is a rare opportunity to temper ourselves just after graduating from college. Very fortunately. Rural work is complicated and complicated. Only by understanding the conditions in the village can we find the right direction and where to work. I took the initiative to assist the cadres of the two village committees to reasonably allocate tasks, think carefully, arrange in advance, actively respond to urgent problems, coordinate the working relationship between villages and towns, conscientiously implement the instructions of superiors, serve the needs of the masses attentively, and in various tasks Strive to complete tasks with excellence.

Since I started working, I have participated in and assisted the development of rural fertility work, modern distance education for rural party members and cadres, new vegetable bases, land rectification, reform of the forest rights system, affection for party members, and health care activities... These have given me a deep understanding of rural areas. Work requires a lot of attention to methods. As the vast grassroots, rural areas are very important, and the development of rural work is the top priority. Without coordination of disputes, farmers will not be able to produce with peace of mind, and society will not be harmonious; without good policy propaganda, farmers will have difficulty in getting rich through hard work under the leadership of the Party Central Committee; without a good grasp of childbirth work, not only will it be difficult for farmers to fundamentally get rid of poverty, but also will affect the process of new rural construction. Therefore, only by doing every job in a down-to-earth manner, taking it seriously, cherishing the current opportunities, constantly tempering oneself, and improving one's practical work level can we better serve the farmers.

3. Be diligent in reflection and constantly improve yourself

Work is full of issues. For our college student village officials, rural work is the test paper we face every day. The test paper is not finished after completing it. We need to check one or two and review it again and again. Confucius said: "I examine myself three times a day." Since I first came to work in the countryside, I have been unfamiliar with many things. After calming down and thinking about them over and over again, I can always find some shortcomings, so that I can improve them. Reflection is not an afterthought. Reflection is to further refine the experience gained from what has been done and what has been said. Being diligent in reflection can make rural work more consistent with the established goals; being diligent in reflection can reduce errors in the rural work process; being diligent in reflection can make work results more satisfying and reassuring to villagers. Posner once proposed a brief formula about growth, namely: experience + reflection = growth. He revealed the importance of experience and reflection to growth. Only by thinking deeply about the experience gained can rapid growth be achieved. According to the formula, rural work allows us to gain a lot of experience, and then if we reflect on it, we will grow and improve ourselves. Studying the Scientific Outlook on Development made me deeply aware of the importance of constantly improving myself. Only by constantly improving myself can we adapt to today's rapidly developing rural society, better serve the villagers, and build a new socialist countryside.

The countryside is harder, but it can train people; the countryside is more tiring, but it can test people. As the saying goes, "Hardships and hardships will help you succeed; starting a business is difficult, but you will succeed through hard work." The vast world of rural areas is not only a stage for college student village officials to display their talents, but also a school for experiencing life. I believe that the majority of college student village officials have gone through ups and downs at the grassroots level today, and tomorrow will be a brilliant rainbow. This experience of going deep into the grassroots level will definitely write an immortal poem on the road of our lives and will become our lifelong wealth. College student village officials Young friends, let us join hands, be down-to-earth, and shoulder this important task! In the next two years of my work as a college student village official, I will continue to study hard, work diligently, and use the work I am doing as a guide. Center, take the work to be done as the starting point, and continue to improve one's political awareness and work ability in a down-to-earth and enterprising attitude; constantly learn from leaders, colleagues, and the people, and be a leader who is satisfied and the people are satisfied The college student village officials are worthy of the title of “college student village officials” in this era.

Three insights into the work of village cadres

I am an ordinary college student "village official". My experience in grassroots work in the past two years has given me a lot of emotions and deep understanding. I found that there was too much to do in rural work, and I also felt that as a college student "village official" I had a heavy responsibility. The following are some of my humble opinions over the past two years of working.

1. Position yourself correctly and treat the masses like a family

When entering society and entering the workplace, you need to give yourself a correct positioning. As "village officials" of college students, we must also give ourselves a position. First of all, I am already a famous village official and should shoulder this important responsibility; secondly, as a famous village cadre, I must establish a correct awareness of serving the masses; finally, as a student working in the countryside, I must learn from the people with an open mind. , learn from grassroots cadres, and learn from peers and colleagues. I think there are two aspects that should be done to correct the position:

On the one hand, do as the Romans do and look at the problem correctly. Doing as the locals do does not require us to give up the good habits we have developed, but we should actively integrate, understand and respect their existing ways and methods.

Rural work is inherently complicated. You will see many unreasonable but reasonable ways of doing things at work. However, in the special environment of rural areas, it is a very effective way to solve problems. You should learn to respect their habits on the basis of This is the prerequisite for carrying out work. The key is to be sincere, attentive and empathetic.

On the other hand, lead by example and be a good student. Working in rural areas, I don’t know much about agricultural knowledge and rural working methods. As the saying goes: "There is no priority in learning, the master is the teacher." This requires us to take the initiative to learn from leaders and the masses. Only by studying with an open mind can you understand the countryside faster and master the methods of rural work. The eyes of the masses are sharp, and their thoughts are also simple. As "village officials", the demands on us in the eyes of the masses may be higher, so we must strictly demand ourselves, and at the same time we should be active, proactive and enthusiastic in reaching out to the masses. Cultivate a work style of "own affairs" and "own family". "Listen more" and "think more" think about the problem from the perspective of the leader, compare and summarize afterwards.

2. Be good at learning and improve your abilities in all aspects

Daily work in rural areas is cumbersome. On such an empty big stage, you will feel your own insignificance and powerlessness, just like a The person waved his fist forward vigorously but could not find the point of focus, feeling a little lost in such complicated affairs. Ultimately, it’s a matter of entry point into the work. Two years of work experience tells me that the key to doing daily work well lies in the word "diligence": diligent writing, diligent remembering, and diligent reflection. Regular meeting minutes, visit records, work arrangements, etc. must be recorded in a timely manner and sorted and classified in order to reasonably arrange work time and prioritize. At the same time, new problems discovered should be recorded in a timely manner so that new countermeasures can be studied in a timely manner. The gains from work must also be summarized in a timely manner and written down in order to summarize experiences.

The countryside is harder, but it can train people; the countryside is more tiring, but it can test people. As the saying goes, "Through hardships, you will succeed; if you start a business hard, you will succeed through hard work." The vast world of rural areas is not only a stage for college student village officials to display their talents, but also a school for life experience. I believe that today’s grassroots efforts will weather the storm, and tomorrow there will be a brilliant rainbow.

Dear college student “village officials”, let us join hands to let the flowers of well-off life bloom in this vast field, live up to the great trust of the country and the people, and at the same time write a new chapter for our own lives. A meaningful page.