A post-90s individual who has been feeling lost after two years of working, hoping to find a way out...
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This is life; the young still have hope, while those of us middle-aged bear even more burdens. The businesses are not doing well, and life is even...
That’s how I view setbacks in life: right now is the best starting point, the best opportunity to keep moving forward.
Only by going outside can one find vast forests
It’s not easy; it’s even harder for those in the chemical industry. 2016 was a difficult year
It’s similar for everyone; even in big cities life is tough. After covering basic needs like eating, drinking, and sanitation, not much is left. To find a good job in the chemical industry, one needs to attend a good school, have a high level of education, and be able to work for large state-owned or central-state enterprises; otherwise, one is forced to do menial work. There are a few things I don’t understand: the rent is 1,000 yuan. I’m not sure if you’re in a southern city where costs are higher, or if it’s a two-bedroom apartment Let’s take Linyi as an example; even the better-quality houses cost only 5,000 yuan per square meter. The second salary is 3,000 yuan; I heard that ordinary workers at the rubber factory in our county earn roughly the same amount. Of course, they work in shifts and are exposed to strong odors. 2016, let’s go!
Keep it up, OP. . . A little negative energy every day
At the beginning of operation of a new installation, debugging and commissioning are certainly extremely busy tasks, with 9 hours of work per day being quite normal. Be more careful while driving; you’ll definitely learn something from it. It’s also good to go to a big city; since you haven’t left yet, you might as well wait until you’re on the road to go.
Houses are expensive to rent; in Shanghai, renting a house only costs 1500
Keep it up! I graduated in the same year; I’m already married and have children. I’m waiting to get a driver’s license so I can buy a car:lol:lol:lol