What are everyone’s thoughts on work?
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Let me tell you, one must take work seriously, keep learning*, and do more hands-on practice. Those who have just graduated might as well change jobs more often. Ask more and think more.
It’s good to ask questions and think critically, but I’m not in favor of changing jobs frequently.
When I was in school, I wanted to start working early to earn money; once I started working, I became envious. Four years passed while I was in school: L
It’s been over a year since I graduated, and now I finally feel like I’m working. Before, the company would organize training sessions, which made me feel as if I were still in school, and the knowledge I acquired wasn’t very solid. Now I feel like I’m at work, but at the same time I find life too boring, interpersonal relationships too difficult; there’s so much I need to learn, yet I don’t know where to start
Hehe, my impression can be described in one sentence: What happens in the story is true if it’s said to be true, and false if it’s said to be false. Being eloquent, able to come up with clever solutions, understanding the situation clearly, and grasping the key points – all these will lead to success! This post was last edited by hulu2009 on 2009-3-3 at 14:08.]
Those who have just graduated should not change jobs too often. It’s best to find a job that you can stay in for more than half a year before changing jobs. This way, one can learn real things, rather than just superficial ones. In work as well, one must learn more and ask more questions! Only in this way can there be great progress, and only then can one find a better job!
One should come up with many ideas at work, but frequent job changes are not recommended. Moreover, whether in state-owned or private enterprises, it is essential to build good interpersonal relationships
Keep learning; think about changing jobs only when you can handle everything in your current position! !
After working for over a year, I’ve realized that when looking for a job, one must find a good boss – definitely not a female boss. Damn it, I was deceived; it’s such bullshit. I made a mistake, and now it’s hard to change jobs. It’s also best not to leave one’s own field of expertise, as it’s very difficult to switch industries~~~~~
Work hard, keep learning*, and think carefully and ask questions when faced with problems.