I’m torn. . .
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What’s bothering me: my sister is looking for a job, and two companies have offered her positions. One of them is as an office manager, with a fixed salary each month; there’s not much room for an increase in that salary； Another company is in the sales field; you start from the bottom, and as long as you’re willing to work hard at the beginning and master the relevant skills, your earnings will be considerable in the future. I’m struggling right now and hope my friends can give me some advice. . . Thank you
Start as an office supervisor first; it’s suitable for girls to do this job. It won’t be too tiring either.
As an office supervisor, one only receives a fixed salary each month, with little chance of an increase in that salary. Money in hand is the real money. Girls have a lot of things to deal with: marriage, menstruation, having children, and maternity leave. . .
It depends on personal interests and personality. For girls who are not very outgoing or ambitious, working in an office is a good choice.
What was said upstairs is absolutely true. One’s personality largely determines career success. An introverted and shy child is not suitable for sales. Sales, drinking, smoking, entertainment – the lifestyle of the young. An office job – stable, safe; it’s possible to have a second child.
It is recommended to work in an office; sales is a tough job. If you really like sales, you can give it a try, as the income can be higher and there is more freedom, but the initial difficulties and stress are also significant. Make your choice based on your own situation; only you know best what your interests and abilities are
Thank you for your suggestion:handshake
It is recommended to work in an office; it’s also a position that helps one develop skills, so it’s not necessarily without prospects
Sales is all about making promises; the greater the difficulty, the bigger the promises made. Few people actually end up earning high salaries. It depends on your sister’s personality – I think being an office manager is a better option, as that involves things that are tangible and visible
It depends on your sister’s personality. I’m actually quite interested in working as a salesperson and would like to give it a try