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Ah! Here again, groaning. I’ve been working for one and a half years now, and my salary hasn’t increased by even a penny since I started. Living in this city of tier 1.2 puts a huge amount of stress on me. I had many plans for this year: taking exams to get a job in a public institution and changing jobs. But only after starting to work did I realize it wasn’t that simple. I want to change jobs; I’ve submitted many resumes related to my field of study, but no one has responded to me ; I should change careers and do something else; it seems like I don’t know how to do anything ; Go into sales; it seems like it’s a loss again, not worth it. It’s really confusing and uncertain. Has everyone experienced what I’m going through right now? How did you get here? Share it, please.
It’s normal for resumes to go completely unheard when submitted. It’s often through introductions by acquaintances or former colleagues.
Can it survive then? Don’t one need to find a wife, buy a house, and support a family? :(
Many friends do not work in this industry after graduating. . . . Sad!
What would you do? If you have capital, you can still jump down
So what? In college, it’s not necessarily the major you like.
It feels like a loss not to work in this field. I’m a bit worried that I might not do well if I try something else.
Apart from the chemical industry, it seems I’m not good at much else; is it due to limitations imposed by my major? . .
If you have just started working, you should consider how to improve your skills
They can barely support themselves; they have no passion. . . .