What do you mean, go back to the furnace and rebuild?

Heavy forging means returning to the factory for heavy forging.

Reheat literally means to go back to the factory and forge again. Used to describe that the words and deeds or skills of the other party do not meet the expected requirements and need to be re-studied and improved. At present, due to the needs of the times and the improvement of job requirements, the company pays more attention to the cultivation of employees' comprehensive ability.

For workers, "remodeling" is also conducive to seeking versatility in the workplace, challenging self-awareness and completing the gorgeous reversal of the workplace. In every training, workers should be clear about their abilities, focus on learning a variety of skills, and "reinvent themselves."

Recycling is definitely a derogatory term, because it is unqualified, and if there is a problem, it must be returned for recycling. Recycle means to rebuild and start all over again, so this sentence is not only limited to physical products, but also often used to describe some poor scum.

College students "return to the furnace" to attend technical schools;

"Returned" college students are mainly concentrated in three groups: first, undergraduates or junior college students. Some students have the idea of "committing themselves" to a technical school to master a specific skill because they don't study hard enough at school or it is difficult to find a job after graduation. Generally, this kind of person is not a short-term training, but a regular class.

The second type is college students who have already taken up their jobs. In order to get the vocational qualification certificate, such people have more short-term training. The third type is the college students entrusted by the company for training. For this phenomenon of "returning to the furnace", the person in charge of the admissions office of a technical school said in an interview that there are indeed many such situations.

As far as college students are concerned, many students don't attach importance to practical skills, or don't study hard at school. Once they join the work, they find it difficult to adapt to the requirements of the work and have to go back to the technical school to study again. Many of them are full-time students.