I want to change jobs
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It’s been a year since I graduated, and I want to change jobs. My original intention was to work back in my hometown in Zhejiang, but there are few opportunities there. Yesterday I received a call from a company called Beijing Wenjing Tian, asking me to go to Pudong. However, I know very little about this company. I would like to ask the friends at Haichuan: does anyone among you know this company? Please share what you know with me. Of course, any advice on things to keep in mind when changing jobs or any other thoughts would also be appreciated
Whether it’s good or not, go and have a meeting first; wait until you find something suitable before making a decision. Also, given the current poor economic situation, things are likely to be the same no matter where you go, so be cautious when changing jobs
If you understand it too well, maybe you won’t go after all. Youth is a asset – it’s time to take risks
It’s better to think things through carefully. Think about how much of a loss it was when you changed jobs back then; in the end, if nothing else works, it’s better not to change jobs at all
Uh. . . The boss is my former colleague. . . It’s a company whose main activities involve talent recruitment and leasing, serving primarily large and medium-sized engineering companies based abroad that operate in China. There’s too much to say about the other negative aspects
It’s better to find a good solution before taking action; you need to be at least 70% confident.
If the boss is your colleague, you shouldn’t pursue that relationship; otherwise, you might even lose your position as a colleague. Why go through that?
With only one year of work experience, do you really have the right to complain about your job? If not, be humble and keep a low profile.
What is your field of study? Have you worked on hydrogenation units? There are opportunities here in Ningbo
It’s not the original poster who used to be a colleague of that boss; they just didn’t read the post carefully