At what point do you feel that your abilities are valued more than your studies?

When I was in high school, I loved to play games, but I ended up in a junior college. After graduating, I was lucky enough to be admitted to the civil service in my hometown, and because of my excellent computer skills, I was often seconded to help in higher departments, although I only had a college degree, I was more trusted by the leadership than undergraduates in some business aspects.

When I was in college, I joined the school's debate team, and I was proud to win the prize in this debate tournament because I asked a question that the other party couldn't come out of.

When Bi Gongbi, a college student from a prestigious school, handed me my resume, I had a small success in the company, and I was fortunate to be the manager of the talent market, of course, it was inseparable from all aspects of ability.

When applying for the position, the examiner asked the two of us to do the same thing, and he learned exactly this professionally, and I only learned it later, but I did it better than him.

Of course, it's time to be praised by others, apply what you have learned, and use what you have learned in your life and work, instead of forgetting it after learning.

After graduating from high school, it has been six years now, and I have opened a company through my own efforts, and the applicants who come to our company are college students, and they can't be leaders without ability, no matter how high their academic qualifications are.

I'm an amateur dancer, and I haven't studied before, but I beat a dancer who has been studying for four or five years in a competition, and I was happy to win a medal.

The happiest time is that the company's colleagues who graduated from the bachelor's degree are not as good as my college graduates' English, once a foreign company cooperated with the company sent a representative to the company for investigation and research, it happened that the company's colleague in charge of translation had an accident at home and asked for leave, and other colleagues were not good at foreign language, so I was temporarily sent to do a translator, and the work was very smooth for a day, which left a deep impression on the other party.

When I was in school, I had a classmate who always did better than me in exams, and once when the teacher asked him to assign tasks to the class, he didn't know what to do, but in the end I helped him do it well, and it felt beautiful.

I graduated from three books, my good friend graduated from a prestigious university, we work in the same company, my salary is 8000, she is 5000, because I am capable.

I wanted to travel to France, but language was a problem, so I learned French by surprise, and I could understand and speak it in about two or three months, which was great when I was complimented.