One year of work experience
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My younger brother just graduated and studied here for a year* The one year training was full of hardships and exhaustion! We can't stand the rigidity and impersonality of the management model! We have to go to class every day if we don't go to work, and if we fail to pass the exam, we will be fined. This makes us very depressed. The most annoying thing is the dark system of the company. The exam process is based on the test results first and then the exam. Of course, the senior leaders do not know about these exam processes! After working for a year, we have never had a quiet break, let alone vacation or off-duty, and our salary is very low. Year-on-year, our salary is much lower than others in the same type of company, and we are often scolded for big and small things and even things that are not important at all. What contribution have you made to the company? We really can’t stand it anymore, what should we do?
I don’t know if the original poster has the same idea as me? My idea is: If I valued that little money, I would have left long ago!
Good birds choose trees to roost in! Leave after learning the knowledge.
kindness! I feel the same way. I have been working for a year and a half, and I have worked a lot of overtime, and I don’t even have a day off on Sundays! I don’t care either, that’s it, you will have to pay back sooner or later if you come out to hang out! If you exploit me like this now, one day when I am on his head, I will know how to leave you.
learn first* Well, a lot of people are like this when they start working.
If the school is good, you can find a better one
My idea is that I can survive the three years before graduation. The main thing is to learn* Technology, only by mastering technology can you have the capital to choose a career. I don't know what the poster's company is like, but one thing is obvious. If you resign now, it seems that you will be unemployed. First, you have no experience, and second, you have no capital. Why should other companies want you? So my suggestion is to do the job at hand well, learn more technologies and get some relevant certificates to recharge for future job hopping.