How many people, like me, often think about quitting their jobs but never take any action?
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I have only been working for two years, at a small company. I regretted it in the first few months after starting there, as many aspects of the company’s operations were not proper, and I kept thinking about leaving. But I realized that I had nothing special about me; without the status of a recent graduate, it’s really difficult to find a job I like, and that’s how I’ve been surviving until now. In the blink of an eye, the New Year is approaching again, and I feel restless once more. . .
If you’re not afraid to start from scratch, just go for it! This period after graduation is a time when resignation rates are high.
Searching for a horse while riding a donkey; one must improve oneself while on that donkey
Life requires adventure; one should not be satisfied with mediocrity
Not sure what to do? I don’t have the determination to quit my job without a plan; money is essential for my survival, so I can’t be reckless
There are no projects; just reading books seems so easy online
I’ve had this idea for a while, but for now it’s just something I think about. The key issue is still the lack of corresponding capabilities
It shows that you haven’t learned much in those two years
There aren’t many projects; it’s mainly about providing after-sales support, usually for minor issues. There’s little opportunity for growth. Now I’ve been assigned to pipeline work. It’s only been 2 months; before that I was dealing with simulations and equipment, figuring out where things need to be moved. The workplace is just like this – it’s not well-organized at all
Now some people are changing jobs to work in IT or finance.
Thank you for the suggestion; I’ve considered those options as well. Right now I want to give trying to pass the civil service exam a go. I’ve submitted my resume before, but it seems like nothing came of it