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I think everyone has had this experience: when working on tasks that are not related to one’s area of expertise, what do people do in such situations? I hope everyone can share their thoughts and experiences!
Learn with humility and dedication. Currently, it’s rare to find a job that one really likes; one can only strive to love the work that one does. Actually, it’s not that big of a deal. Think about it: most of today’s company executives came from the Cultural Revolution era; they didn’t receive any formal education yet still managed to achieve what they have today, all thanks to their hard work after starting work. Compared to them, we should be at a much higher starting point; we need to work hard and persevere, and must stand the test of time. Last edited by luomadadi116 on 2009-2-25 11:06.]
We have to bow our heads for survival, brother! :lol
I’ve been thinking that if only I had known not to go to college; it was a waste of time and money. On top of that, my job isn’t good, and the more I think about it, the more frustrated I feel
As long as it’s a job you’re interested in, the field of study doesn’t matter; I believe that many of us who graduate from school don’t have very solid professional knowledge. I rather want to do what I enjoy
Seeing you all like this, I don’t even know how to spend my college years!
That wretched Wang Shuo said on TV that the so-called intellectuals in China are just those who have spent a few extra years in universities, while he is an intellectual from the common people – not necessarily worse than those intellectuals, and in many ways even superior to them.