Who dares to have less than me?
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This post was last edited by mg8868 on 2011-10-9 at 16:35. I am a graduate student at a 985 university. I’d like to share my meager income with everyone. I’ve been graduated for two years now, and my income has ranged from 400 to 800, then to 1800, and finally to 3000 (this includes social insurance and housing fund; in reality, it’s just the amount I pay myself). Along the way, I went from being full of confidence and determined to do my best, to now holding my wife back and thinking it’s better to go home and take care of the kids. I think only those who have had similar experiences to mine can understand the psychological changes. Although I also work hard, although I can stay calm as well. But every time I hear classmates say their salaries have increased by a few thousand again so easily. I too will start to doubt the value of my two years of hard work. And my goal has remained unchanged for two years: to reach the average level of my classmates. ”:'(Just to add, I’m in Dalian!)
We feel each other’s pain. . . It’s so hard to make money:dizzy: But after all, you’re a graduate student, so your future looks bright
I graduated from a vocational school and have been working for 20 years, yet my salary is only a little over 2,000. :'(You are a graduate student, so you have a bright future ahead of you.)
Cheer up and keep moving forward; the sun is right ahead.
Head south; wages are higher along the eastern coast
You must work for a state-owned enterprise; the salary is indeed low, but it also depends on the location.
If you’re interested, keep going with it. It’s also difficult to find a job in my field, but I still study it with great enthusiasm and enjoyment, hehe
I used to work for 4 years before earning 3,600; it’s even worse – I wonder how I managed to get through those times. Hehe, stay positive – you don’t need to focus too much on things like salary when you first start working. I want something **different** in 5 or 10 years. Working in technology requires accumulation.
I’ve worked for 2 years with a salary of less than 3,000… I should be satisfied
Hehe, I even earned 1,500 in Shanghai. At my current company, those who have just graduated earn around 4,000, or even more