The switchboard can only be a pedal, so the work is not too challenging, and the salary should be poor, right? I suggest you have a chance to talk to the leader. After all, you graduated from undergraduate course, and there is really no prospect of being a switchboard operator. I graduated from college last year and came to this hotel as an intern last January. It's a four-star hotel in Beijing. It's very hard. Graduated in June, became a regular employee, and was transferred to the customer service center clerk. In June, the secretary of the housekeeping department left for special reasons. I have to choose a clerk to take over as secretary, because leaders usually value it, so let me do it. Being a secretary is very challenging, and I also rushed to finish the year-end inventory. At the beginning of the year, I felt great gains. In March this year, the Party Affairs Officer of the General Manager's Office left, so I was promoted again. Now this job is very idle, but I can get in touch with many leaders and social organizations, even if the salary has not been high, even in the eyes of friends. However, I am optimistic about the development here. As long as I work hard, I will definitely move on. I think high salary and challenges account for at least a little. The switchboard operator I contacted made me feel that my life was not passionate. Maybe I can see that there is no development. If you believe in yourself, find a chance to jump out. I hope my answer can help you. Wish you success!