Two years after graduation, I am independently responsible for the technical work of a project. Helpless
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It’s been two years since I graduated, and I am independently responsible for the technical aspects of a small project at the company. I feel deeply inadequate in my abilities, and the more I try, the less confident I become. Moreover, I work overtime almost every day; there are endless tasks to handle, and I only get 6 hours of sleep per day, which is making my health worse and worse. Moreover, the salary is not high – just over 5,000 – and the benefits are average; to put it simply, the company assigns tasks but does not provide corresponding compensation. Helplessly, must I keep going?
The pay is low and the working environment is unpleasant; I’m definitely leaving!
Give yourself a chance to exercise; it’s rare. Learn more and think less about other things. Think of it as a free opportunity to learn*.
I’m afraid that one careless mistake could ruin one’s entire life, as responsibility for a project lasts a lifetime.
Well, it has its advantages and disadvantages. I think this is the best start for the next job. If I were you, even if the salary is low, I would hold on and persevere through it. Believe in yourself; if you handle things perfectly, your next job application will be very convincing.
If things go well, the credit goes to the company; if they don’t, you’re left to take the blame~~~
There is a Party A. That’s frustrating. Talk to the company; I can’t handle it alone and hope they can assign more staff. (In other words, there’s not enough money; it would be great if more people could be assigned to you.) As long as your boss is smart enough to understand it.
I feel the same deeply! I’m in the same situation as you; there are two options now: 1, change jobs. 2. Keep waiting; there will be rewards in the future.
Worrying about everything makes it hard to achieve great things!