I finally quit! I stayed at this tiny, shoddy design firm for half a year; the salary was too low and there was no opportunity for growth
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I stayed at this tiny, crappy design firm for half a year; the salary was too low and there was no chance for advancement, so I finally quit! I plan to learn the software Java in the future. Are there any experts who can give me some advice? I hope everyone will share their thoughts; I’m not sure what lies ahead! @dustudy @cleaner @gu*nchun888 @micro @Ale @LittleWorker @boyirensheng @Ye Han @zhanghp30
The salary is too low to allow for any progress; I need to find a job with a higher salary
Brave child, quit your job without a plan?
I quit my job without a new one. Then I plan to go to Yunnan. . . .
I really admire everyone’s courage; mastering an additional skill opens up more opportunities. Learning a computer language is also a good choice. I’ve tried to learn one as well, but I wasn’t good at it – I’m simply not cut out for it； I hope all the friends on this forum can enjoy a good financial future and prosperous prospects!
I support those who have aspirations; effort and reward should be in proportion. 1. Low-paying jobs are comfortable; 2. High-paying jobs are stressful and busy. 3. Low pay is temporary, but there is potential for growth. Everyone has a different attitude toward life, so their choices vary. It takes courage to change jobs, and the same goes for moving from working to starting a business. But I’m very stubborn – I won’t regret my choices. I just look forward
I don’t know how low the original poster’s salary is. When I graduated with a master’s degree in 2007, several of my classmates who worked at design firms earned around 2000 per month; yet today that amount has increased several times over
It’s necessary to see whether there is a promising future for one’s career. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Since you have chosen to leave, all that remains is to face the future bravely!
And now 8 years have passed; back then 2K was equivalent to over 3K nowadays, right?