I am mainly responsible for receiving, inspecting, and returning cars brought in for regular inspections. Since I joined without experience in car maintenance, it's challenging as I don't yet know the ins and outs, and the work is tough. However, my seniors have been teaching me about car maintenance since I joined, and I am now putting what I've learned into practice. One challenge I face is that while my seniors can remove tires in 4 to 5 seconds, it takes me 10 seconds. I want to keep practicing, improve my skills, and become faster. I will continue learning and working hard to become a full-fledged mechanic.

When I watched the president's video on the website, I was moved by the philosophy that values both employees and customers. It seems rare for a company's philosophy to include both. For example, some focus only on employees or only on customers. By joining D-Plus, where both are valued, I believed I could challenge my own happiness while also realizing customers' happiness. When I thought about my own happiness, I strongly desired to become a mechanic, and D-Plus offered me the opportunity, even as a beginner. I feel this philosophy is being lived out here, and I will continue working toward my goal of becoming a mechanic, challenging my own happiness.

As I started without experience in car maintenance, there were many things I couldn't do or didn’t know. However, I’ve gradually been given more responsibilities, such as jobs I could not do before, and I feel the most satisfaction from that. At first, I didn't expect to be entrusted with maintenance work, but since joining, I’ve been entrusted with the work I really wanted to do. Recently, I’ve also been given responsibilities for interacting with customers. I am confident that I will continue to grow in this role.