The itch after 5 years of working
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Have you all experienced that itch after working for 5 years?
Don’t wait 5 years; 3 years is enough... If there’s still no hope of promotion after 3 years, it proves that this job isn’t right for you. The above are my personal opinions; if there is any similarity, it’s purely coincidental – don’t blame me!
I haven’t reached five years yet; I don’t feel itchy, but it does hurt a bit
It’s been over four years; my job caused me a lot of pain, so in a fit of anger I just left! ! !
Hehe, I think after working there for 5 years, I must make my career progress; otherwise I definitely won’t stay at that company
It’s okay if there’s itching; what’s worst is when there’s no pain nor itching. .
I’ve been working outside for 2 years; it’s pretty uneventful. Where is the way forward?
One should be good at finding interests and entry points in work, maintaining a sense of freshness, so that motivation arises when there is a desire to do something.
It’s just a subordinate position; I’m not sure how to evaluate myself
It’s inevitable to encounter frustrating and unpleasant situations at work, especially in certain... organizations； In fact, no matter where you go, there are difficulties; either you encounter this problem or that one ； Feeling at home is only temporary ； In public institutions, enterprises, and private companies, those inside the system want to get out, thinking that life outside is much better; while those outside envy those inside... and want to get in. After 5 years, it’s time to have a medium- to long-term career plan. No matter what job you have, after working for a long time, one ends up feeling restless, and their confidence and enthusiasm start to fade
In fact, time is not absolute; what matters is whether the ability to work has reached a certain level, and one must keep making progress.
I’ve been working for 20 years and it still doesn’t itch to death.