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Work is so tiring

2011-08-30View Original

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It’s tiring to have just graduated; let’s all share our thoughts. I’ve been working for two months, and the only word that describes it is tired
Reply #22011-08-30
When first starting work, it is a period of adaptation; starting later than others means one must work harder. Once you get used to the environment and the work, things will get better and better.
Reply #32011-08-31
Those who work overtime can’t afford to get hurt; they’re too tired to even shout, with no tears left to cry
Reply #42011-08-31
It’s normal for a new job to be tiring; it’s more of a physical fatigue, and there’s no mental or psychological fatigue. On the contrary, one feels fulfilled because they learn something new. First of all, it’s important that you don’t have to take on too much responsibility; this way, you can have a lot of time at your own disposal.
Reply #52011-08-31
Those whose work isn’t tiring, please raise your hand..........
Reply #62011-08-31
My brother spent a year living in an uninhabited development area after graduating; it took him half an hour on bike just to buy a pack of cigarettes. He would return to the city center on Saturday evenings and go back to the development area on Monday mornings. It was quite frustrating at the time, but he did learn a lot in the workshop
Reply #72011-08-31
Everyone has gone through tough times; when you feel that work starts to become easier, it might be the beginning of success. Keep working hard.
Reply #82011-09-02
In today’s society, people have no choice. There’s too much social pressure. Social resources are concentrated in the hands of a few, while the rich become richer. What a life the poor lead!

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