I once wanted to live like this.
So five or six job seekers, WeChat official accounts, were all topped by me, for fear of missing even one opportunity to enter a famous enterprise. Numerous online applications, tirelessly filling in resumes, and endlessly waiting for interview notices-for college students like me who graduated from two universities, the annual Spring and Autumn Movement is the golden age for salted fish to turn over. What's left after missing them?
During that time, I envied my classmates who punched in to work in the circle of friends every day, while anxiously waiting for the interview notice. Later, I finally got tired of waiting. It takes at least three weeks to give an answer to the recruitment of large companies. It took at least 1 month to complete a written interview. Don't cast a net to fish, wait for the company to reply, and you can probably say goodbye to the offer.
I'm exhausted.
I finally joined a new media company as a copywriter, and I am glad to find a job that keeps pace with the times.
Laughing for 300 times, he has been a media person since then.
In order to finish the manuscript within the specified time, I stayed up late for three consecutive days to write the manuscript. If the customer disagrees, change it! Change! Change! Finally, I watched my hard work be changed beyond recognition. My heart broke when the customer nodded. The most wanted sentence at that time was "finalize it."
After the first month, I got my internship salary in 500 yuan. I didn't get the joy of my first salary at all, but I was deeply afraid to continue writing late next month. I turned my head and sent my boss a resignation report on WeChat.
The boss asked me why? I answered "I want to find a more suitable platform", but I said in my heart "Who likes to do this job! I won't wait! "
I am completely unprepared for high-intensity work and fast-paced life, and the first line is not suitable for me at all.
I remember what the teacher said to me at the beginning. The most important thing is to find your own position. Some people are ambitious and suitable for hard work, while others are introverted and quiet and suitable for a simple life.
The obsession with first-tier cities has been completely put down at this time.
Finally, I chose to go back to my third-tier city and work as a bartender in a drink shop. Fortunately, my mother supports me, and I am very happy. In fact, the intensity of work there is no less than that of office work-preparing materials, mixing drinks, eating and cleaning in the morning 10, working until the evening 1 1, and falling asleep almost as soon as I touched the bed in the first week. But I have no regrets.
I feel happy from the bottom of my heart. This job does not require intrigue, and there is no interest dispute with colleagues, and it is easy and pleasant to get along with. When there are no guests in the shop, I occasionally sit in the outside seat, feel the sunshine and spring breeze, write some essays with a small notebook, record two or three experiences, study recipes, recite a few words of Japanese, or look at the people in the street who are not in a hurry.
The most important thing is that this job can completely support itself, and there is still money left to save for the future.
I told my relatives and friends about this job, and they were all surprised without exception-you are a college graduate, actually mixing wine? !
I had to respond lightly that work is equal, as long as I like it. (actually, what is undergraduate graduation? All over the street)
I hope the students around me will stop looking for jobs that they don't like and are not suitable for because of the word' decent'. It's not worth it to meet the expectations of your family or satisfy your vanity.
Because I really realize that doing my favorite job is very tiring for my legs and feet, but I am extremely happy inside.