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2012-07-25View Original

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It’s been almost 7 years since I graduated from college; I currently work at a chemical plant in my hometown, earning 5,000 after taxes. My wife keeps complaining that I’m not successful in life. What tragedy
Reply #22012-07-25
I have a secondary vocational school diploma; I’ve been working on the front line for 9 years, and my salary is around 5,000. Sigh. . .
Reply #32012-07-25
You’re completely naked in front of me; I’m already 31, and it feels like my life lacks any purpose
Reply #42012-07-25
I have been working for 7 years and just changed jobs; my salary was 4K before the change and is now 7K. It seems that those in technical fields will face a salary plateau if they don’t change jobs, and the only way to break through this plateau is by changing jobs. A colleague who started working in the same year as me has changed jobs 5 times; his current annual salary is 200,000
Reply #52012-07-25
It’s normal. After working in the chemical industry for a long time, one becomes numb from the work; it feels like one is disconnected from the outside world. I know I really don’t want to work in this industry anymore, but I don’t know what else to do, and I have no idea what to do next – it’s so confusing!
Reply #62012-07-25
Oh. The brother is not bad! I work in heavy oil refining, and I haven’t noticed any new equipment at the moment. . .
Reply #72012-07-25
If she were a real wife, she would encourage you and not make you feel even a hint of guilt or pressure. I’m 28, with a salary of 5K after taxes. I feel pressured as well, but my girlfriend understands me very well; she always encourages me and gives me advice regarding my work. With such a wife, is salary still important? It’s just a matter of time. Therefore, the woman behind a man is very important; never choose someone casually just because of age.
Reply #82012-07-25
Go for it! Aim to be like the seniors in the technical school, aim to be like you all – work hard
Reply #92012-07-25
There’s no need to go looking for them or discover them ourselves; let the headhunters handle that. All we need to do is upload our resumes online.
Reply #102012-07-29
I want to quit this job – I’ve been in the chemical industry for 4 years, working for companies that offer a 3K salary; I’ve changed jobs 3 times while working in mainland China. The shift work has left me without any motivation at all. I used to be a full of energy young man: Q
Reply #112012-07-31
Hehe, I can’t compare to you guys! It seems I’ll have to move too! It’s been seven years too!

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