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I really don't like this job

2009-02-11View Original

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Yesterday, a female colleague who I had a good relationship with when I entered the factory resigned and was going to go home this week. Here, she may be the only female friend I have a good rapport with and who can tell the truth. Everyone else has to be wary. But she is leaving, and she is reluctant to leave. I hope she will stay, and the two of them will open a small shop to sell clothes in the future, but it will be more sad if she stays, because she and her boyfriend have broken up, but they have been entangled, so going home may be the best choice. And she also hated the chemical industry very much. She was very beautiful, but unfortunately her skin became worse after coming to the factory. I have been thinking, do I have the courage to resign as she does? I really want to do what I like, instead of facing the computer and boss every day without verbal communication. Work is arranged by the family, so it's not easy to just leave at a moment's notice, hey. Recently, a friend said that he wanted to come back and open a store, which touched me. I started thinking again.
Reply #22009-02-11
:) Do girls who don’t like the work they do like to open stores? :Q Our company is going to start unpaid holidays, and I also want to open a store~~~;P
Reply #32009-02-11
Have you not confessed your love to her? Valentine's Day is coming soon, what an opportunity: lol
Reply #42009-02-11
If you don't like it, just withdraw. Just live a happy life.
Reply #52009-02-11
But there are always many things in life that make you unhappy, because you have to consider the feelings of many people
Reply #62009-02-11
There is no absolute right or wrong in the world. Go your own way and let others say it. Your destiny is in your own hands.
Reply #72009-02-11
Opening a store is not that easy. When you work in a workplace, after all, your time after get off work is your own. But opening a store by yourself will definitely require a lot of effort. If a good friend quits his job, you can try to make new friends. And everyone's situation is different. It doesn't necessarily mean that you have to leave when your friends leave.
Reply #82009-02-11
Once the work is done, it must be done well. If there is no passion, it is best to leave. Opening a store is also a good choice.
Reply #92009-02-11
Each business has its own difficulties. It’s not easy to open a store and take inventory. The key is to see if you are interested in doing this. Are you willing? ? ?
Reply #102009-02-11
I don't like working yet. It would be best to sleep at home every day, but I can't do it without working. I have to support myself, so not everything goes smoothly. These days, just be satisfied with a job. I didn't see the juniors and juniors at the job fair. They are crowded like sardines. You have family members looking for jobs, but you don't know how to cherish them. I ask you to go to a few big--large job fairs just a few times. So, if you think you have the ability to do business, leave early. If you are a mortal, please be a worker who contributes to the motherland.
Reply #112009-02-12
After a while, you will adapt to working life without her. You might as well wait and see if you really can't stay.
Reply #122009-02-12
  It's all psychological. If you tell yourself that you don't like it, this job is really bad, the less you like it. Even if you understand it and start thinking, I can't help but like my job, you still don't like it. As long as you keep thinking about the benefits of your current job and build up a sense of superiority, you will slowly like your current job.
Reply #132009-02-12
Taimu on the second floor~~~ You can tell at a glance that the one on the first floor is a woman.~~
Reply #142009-02-12
Nowadays, many of us are engaged in jobs that we don’t like in order to make a living. However, we still have to adhere to a principle and only choose to change when there is a better choice.
Reply #152009-02-12
I recently read an article about career and career. A career is a job that keeps you fed and clothed. A career is something you aspire to do but doesn't bring much income. With the deepening of commodity society and market economy, career has become more and more important, and career has gradually been integrated into work. Just like the person you love most may not necessarily become your significant other, but your significant other can take on the responsibilities and let you live your life.
Reply #162009-02-12
Haha, come to our company. That's impossible, haha
Reply #172009-02-12
If you don't like it, just change the working environment and you'll find something that suits you
Reply #182009-02-12
Who opens the store? I’ll invest in it with my manpower, haha! :lol
Reply #192009-02-12
In fact, I like my job, but the personnel disputes at work make me very painful. Maybe it’s because I’m not good at communicating with others. When I’m too depressed, I feel lifeless.
Reply #202009-02-12
Hearing what the poster said, I suddenly felt sad... not to get a good job but to feel about this society... Where will this big ship of society lead us???

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