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Switched careers after two years in a design institute

2011-09-09View Original

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I’ve been working at a design firm since graduation; it’s been two years and I find it uninteresting. Apart from the relatively good working conditions, there’s nothing else to it. I have to keep going, not knowing when it will end. The main issue is that I feel a lack of **. Recently, there happened to be a foreign oil project, and I plan to switch to project management as a career; I intend to spend two years abroad to gain experience in overseas projects, improve my English skills, and then return to areas such as Tianjin, where there are many energy companies, to find a job at a foreign company or in a related field. I think that way, but it’s contradictory; after all, two years have passed and I still can’t let it go. I’d like to hear the opinions of other sailors. Wishing you a happy Mid-Autumn Festival@
Reply #22011-09-09
It’s great to go out and exercise; I just wonder what your family thinks. Going abroad by yourself must make them very worried
Reply #32011-09-09
It’s good to stay young and have the opportunity to go out and exercise; staying in a design firm every day can limit one’s thinking, especially for those who start working there right after graduation, as they lack on-site experience.
Reply #42011-09-09
I’ve been working at a design firm since graduation; it’s been two years and I find it uninteresting. Apart from the relatively good working conditions, there’s nothing else to it. I have to keep going, not knowing when it will end. The main issue is that I feel a lack of **. Recently, there happened to be a foreign oil project, and I plan to switch to project management as a career; I intend to spend two years abroad to gain experience in overseas projects, improve my English skills, and then return to areas such as Tianjin, where there are many energy companies, to find a job at a foreign company or in a related field. I think that way, but it’s contradictory; after all, two years have passed and I still can’t let it go. I’d like to hear the opinions of other sailors. ) m/ L+ d' a6 I v( ^1 p" U
Reply #52011-09-09
Reply to 6# baige0216: There are still many people who want to get in
Reply #62011-09-09
Go out and try your luck; it’s a great idea, and I fully support it. But family support is definitely necessary.
Reply #72011-09-10
Reply to 2# *aoyingpaopao: Hehe, forever creating the sun
Reply #82011-09-10
Those outside want to get in, while those inside want to get out
Reply #92011-09-10
Go out; staying in a design firm limits what you can learn. It’s better to travel more while you’re young. Only by going out can you realize how big the world really is.
Reply #102011-09-11
Besieged! Once you make the choice, just go ahead and do it

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