Should I change jobs (continued)
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This post was last edited by diy6020 on 2014-3-21 at 10:45. I can’t even remember when this post was posted; the frustration has long since passed, and the compensation is decent! I graduated from university and have been working for eleven years now. My current situation is fairly good; I haven’t achieved great success, but I also don’t have to worry about basic needs like food and clothing. I’m the kind of person who never plans for tomorrow; taking things one step at a time is my biggest trait. Hehe, thanks to everyone for your concern! ! ! Here is the original text. Yesterday, a friend from Sichuan replied, mentioning that there was already such a post posted before: Last time, I published a discussion-based article titled “Should I change jobs?” and received replies from all of you; I would like to thank everyone here. Yes, I have a bachelor’s degree and 6 years of work experience. Having worked here for 4 years, it’s time to consider changing jobs, regardless of the compensation. Perhaps no one can predict what will happen with the polysilicon project after I change jobs, but as a man, one should learn to take risks and be responsible for one’s choices. In fact, the use of large amounts of chemical fertilizers is quite stable in the long term, but what matters is one’s mental state while working; having emotions can be a source of suffering for one as well. . . To be honest, when I used to visit Haichuan, I mostly just read posts about manufacturing processes, equipment, and technologies, or found joy in earning points; I never thought that Haichuan could also be a place to share my thoughts and receive help and advice from other users. Thank you to the Haichuan forum, and thank you to all the users! I’ve made up my mind to jump!
Let go of the burdens, move forward boldly – support!
Once you’ve chosen a direction, move forward bravely! Good luck!
Huadi No.2 Hospital and Tianchen are both working on great projects: handshake
One’s fate is in their own hands; it’s best to make one’s own decisions. The key is to see whether the company has prospects for growth at the moment
Once a choice has been made, there’s no need to look back anymore. I’m here to support you; I hope you’ll do well in the future!
It’s better to think it through carefully; sometimes reputation is indeed very important in one’s life； In your new position, will the evaluations of your former supervisor affect your career development? ； It’s another matter if the leader of the new position values you. There is an old Chinese proverb: Disregard fame and fortune, and peace leads to far-reaching goals. This post was last edited by TE1530926 on 2009-4-11 08:28.]
Once you have made up your mind, don’t regret it any longer; move forward bravely, and believe that your future will be bright. Good luck!
This post was last edited by 494067920 on 2014-3-18 16:03. . . A post from many years ago