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I once read a post saying that five years after graduation, it no longer matters from which school one graduated. It’s been one year and two months since I graduated, and I finally have the job I wanted, but I’m facing many problems now. My plan is to obtain the title of registered engineer five years after graduating. What do people plan to do, or what are they already doing, five years after graduation?
It’s been six years since graduation, and I feel like I haven’t done anything right
It’s nothing; time passes quickly, and it’s easy for people to stay in one environment
Getting married, having children, getting a raise, getting promoted.
Like you, after working for one year and two months, I find the tasks to be very trivial! ! ! ! !
Hehe, it’s been one year and two months since I started working; I just changed jobs, and now my salary is only half of what it used to be. I have to start over again!
It’s also one year and two months of work, but I switched to this company before March, and my salary didn’t increase. Once he was a lowly soldier; now he’s alone, with no boss to protect him and no subordinates to command. The nature of the work is instrument maintenance; ideally, I aim to become an engineer in 5 years. It’s not registered.
Reply to 1# 07200027hui: Achieving a key role in this organization is what I strive for!
Reply to 3# hunter1125: Yeah, that’s exactly it – that’s how it feels these days; a day passes without doing much at all