How to achieve the future?
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Recently, there was a change in my job – I moved to the company’s technical center. I used to be in charge of the biological technology department, but that wasn’t something I was interested in; I wanted to work as a political affairs officer. However, the company’s manager didn’t agree and transferred me to the technical center. This is because the company has two major technological upgrades this year. I was involved in the company’s 4030 project, where I was responsible for the manufacturing processes and handled the initial startup procedures. I was actually quite happy about this opportunity, so it’s a pity that I can’t work in an office anymore. Well, if I have to move, then so be it. With the recent general wage increase, it was said that since I’ve changed jobs, I no longer have a position assigned to me, meaning I don’t get any benefits anymore. It’s frustrating. I think about changing jobs; I believe I could find a good position elsewhere. What do you all think? Seeking fellow netizens who share the same concerns!
First, take a look at the company’s relevant policies to see if there are any rules stating that no salary increase will be given upon being transferred to a new position； If not, you need to talk to the relevant department staff ； Finally, it’s time to vote with our feet!
Thanks for the advice. The contract hasn’t expired yet, so the company might not allow employees to vote with their feet. What if you throw it yourself and he doesn’t give you anything in return? It’s unfair!
Technology is what truly matters; I am not optimistic about political work
:Time!: I really don’t know how to create an ideal workplace; many of my desires are often difficult to fulfill as I wish. At that time, I valued political work because I saw that many newly hired employees were not interested in production – it wasn’t due to a lack of understanding, but rather a lack of commitment. They showed no interest in the company or in their jobs. What I hoped to achieve through political work was to change their attitude towards work in order to ensure stable production on a systematic level. But I was overthinking things; no one really asked me why I wanted to apply for that position. It seems that whether there is political work or not makes no difference – it just creates more job positions or leaders. It’s a bit disappointing. Thank you