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I have been working in a state-owned enterprise; now I have the opportunity to leave. I really want to do so, but my family doesn’t agree. I also feel that being far from home means there’s something missing, and it’s quite confusing. I’m seeking advice from others.
If there are elderly people or children at home who need your care, then you’ll definitely be living near home; if not, you can go out and explore without worry!
These days, there are many only children; it would be ideal if, when they go out, they can bring their parents with them to take care of them, or be able to visit them at any time.
One works to live, not to make money. If things are going well at the moment, there’s no need to look for another job; but if you’re really short of money, then there’s nothing else to do. It mainly depends on the quality of your current life! In other words, you can have whatever you want; there’s no need to worry about anything
Sure, can you bring your family too? There are many such cases where I work now; the husband goes to work by himself while the whole family comes along and doesn’t work, which is also quite good
If you’re young and have fewer responsibilities, go out and take a walk; experience it
I suggest you not go; it’s not worth the hassle. For that little amount of money, you’ll find it’s not worthwhile in the end.
The key is to see how much your salary can increase Is there any potential for growth?
I feel that if things go really well, I could give it a try. But there are significant risks involved in venturing outside. . If it’s about the same, it’s better to stay at home.
Working in a state-owned enterprise provides job stability, but it seems that one has to accumulate experience over time, with limited opportunities for advancement in the short term. While you’re young and have fewer responsibilities, it’s better to go out and travel if you can.