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Ah! I’m tired from working and want to change jobs

2015-06-29View Original

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After all, it’s been over a year since I left, and it was just another ordinary school graduation. I thought that by joining such a great company, I would make significant progress, but after a year, I’ve realized that there hasn’t been much growth. I suddenly felt like changing jobs; at first, I planned to work in sales to gain experience. But many people in sales said that it’s a really tricky field, which made me give up on the idea. I’ve been looking for a job online these past few days, and it feels like I don’t know anything and that nothing suits me; it’s so painful. Everyone has been working for so long – are there any good recommendations? Just for reference. It’s best to avoid those without work experience.
Reply #22015-06-29
Mindset determines destiny. Adversity does not last long; victory belongs to the strong. Learning is more important than innate talent.
Reply #32015-06-29
Apart from being the child of an official or a wealthy family, it’s hard to do anything these days; even being a mistress isn’t easy... From another perspective, it might be better to first figure out what one is good at and what one wants. Don’t talk about wanting more money, less work, less stress, and more freedom – those are all illusions, out of reach. It’s best for ordinary people to live a down-to-earth life.
Reply #42015-06-29
It varies from person to person~~~~ One must accumulate experience first; only then will one have the necessary assets. Without enough experience, changing jobs is pointless~~~
Reply #52015-06-29
Live off your parents – that’s the easiest way. I just saw on WeChat yesterday about a 30-year-old man from Langfang who relies on his parents; he doesn’t do any work other than eating and sleeping when he’s at home, and his mother has polio.
Reply #62015-06-30
It’s great to change jobs~ But what have you learned after working for a year? Learning something is inherently a process of accumulating knowledge over time before achieving results; it’s only been a year – why be tired?~
Reply #72015-06-30
I really didn’t learn much; it seems like there was very little improvement, so I want to switch to another one.
Reply #82015-06-30
If I had some old stuff to chew on, would I still need to go to work? :(
Reply #92015-06-30
It’s been a year and there’s been no progress; I want to change industries
Reply #102015-06-30
As long as one can still breathe, money will always be made; it’s just a matter of more or less. :handshake

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