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What should I do? I’m extremely afraid about life in the future

2015-09-30View Original

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It’s been two years since I graduated from college, and I’ve been working as an inspector. The economic situation is poor these days, so I only earn 4,000 yuan per month. I’m already 28 now, and I still haven’t repaid the student loans from my college days. I’m thinking about getting married now, but I don’t have the money; I really don’t have anything. I’m very worried about my future life and don’t know what to do. I feel extremely distressed every day. What am I supposed to do in the future?
Reply #22015-09-30
In fact, there is a lot of wealth around us; it just depends on whether you have the opportunity to obtain it :lol
Reply #32015-09-30
It’s not much for a company to offer 4,000 yuan just two years after graduation; it depends on whether there is room for growth in that company. If there is, then stick with it – high earnings will eventually be possible. If there is no future for growth, consider changing jobs. Working in a factory may not necessarily change things, while working in sales or providing technical support can lead to higher earnings, but it also involves greater risks. It depends on your own determination.
Reply #42015-10-07
If this factory can see the future, it should keep going; If the prospects aren’t good, it’s better to seriously consider looking for another job. In my free time, I still read more books and obtain certifications.
Reply #52015-10-08
What’s there to be afraid of? Many college students these days are like you. Instead of worrying about it, it’s better to stay calm; in fact, I have even more life pressures than you do. Besides, you’re only 28; you still have to work for many decades ahead, so you’ll have plenty of time to earn money
Reply #62015-10-09
Try your best. After 2 years, it’s time to consider changing jobs.
Reply #72015-10-09
The poster’s question can be expressed in one word—money; in two words—lack of money; and in three words—insufficient money. Then find a way to make money, just make money:victory::victory::victory:

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