After 8 years of working in a job, I still chose to start my own business
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I just read my buddy’s article: “I’ll endure it, I’ll hold on another time.” ”I suddenly thought of myself. I used to work outside for 8 years, rising from an employee to deputy general manager, but I still chose to leave because of a meaningless promise from my boss. For some time after leaving, I was very confused, not knowing what to do and not wanting to go out and work anymore. In the end, I decided to start my own business. It’s been fast so far, but I’m finding it very fulfilling.
It’s better to have a goal while still alive; some bosses just promise things to satisfy people’s desires, and over time, such groups will inevitably disband.
Please hire me as your employee; I’ll definitely do my best:hug:. I’m not sure what you do for work. My current boss is really unfair – I think I’ve encountered an unkind employer, and I really hope to find someone better who can understand their employees.:)
I’m about to start working, and I’m a bit scared
The original poster has great ambitions. I have been working for 6 years now, and I am still just a technician; I feel that I have achieved a state of calmness
Life tests not diligence, but choices
If you have the chance, you should still work hard for yourself – the boss doesn’t run the company for you.
Support the original poster – working for others, suffering and putting in effort, and maybe no one will even say nice things to you! Doing it by oneself is tiring and hard work, but at least you don’t have to put up with annoying people, and there’s even a chance to become famous overnight!
I don’t know what profession the original poster is in now. I’ve been working for 8 years as well; I’m only familiar with tank farms, not other industries..
Reply to 9# gubingfeng: You’re thinking too simply. Do you think this can be done in isolation? Whether doing it for others or for oneself, suffering is inevitable. . .