Compared to students, what do you feel deeply after you work?

Recently, I am doing an internship and am in the transition stage from a student to a social person. I think it's hard to say what the difference is, but that's how many things are: you can only understand it, you can't say it, and only those who have experienced it will understand.

Finally, this question reminds me of a movie I once watched, liberal arts, where I saw deep feelings, and took screenshots of these pictures, they profoundly touched this question:

<> male protagonist comforts the talented teenager with depression and tells him how wonderful every moment at school is, and he says this:

You know? Such a wonderful moment, once in life, you can sit down and read a book all day, you can talk at will; After entering society, you can't have such an opportunity, think about it, even if you stand up here and call me a poet, you won't be beaten.

Unfortunately, this is the truth (.)

The university represents a rich mind, a free soul.

The workplace represents the experience of work and the rules of society.

The above is what I really realized after work; While I know the answer, students who are still in school won't get it completely.

Hello, from the campus to the society, for many college students, there will be a lot of discomfort, or a lot of inner feelings, and for me, from the campus to the society, my biggest feeling is that when I step into the society, I need to completely rely on myself, I need to give up the simplicity and naivety of the past, to make myself truly mature and brave. First of all, from the campus to the society, one of the biggest changes is that the kind of innocent friendship between yourself and your classmates can no longer be used in your own workplace, and your colleagues in the workplace are more of a competing relationship for resources, so you say that when you go from the campus to the society, the biggest change you have to do is to say goodbye to innocence, say goodbye to simplicity, and make yourself as realistic as possible, only in this way can you better protect yourself. When I first stepped into the workplace, I didn't realize that this was wrong, and regarded some colleagues as my friends, but when I was in some important moments related to promotion and salary increase, I always thought that I was hurt by my former friends, which made me see people's hearts more clearly, understand human nature, and also made me completely sober, because it is difficult to have that kind of innocent friendship and feelings on campus in society, if I always hold the way I get along with my classmates on the college campus, Then you will naturally encounter a wall frequently in your social development, and you will learn more soberly and realistically, in order to better protect yourself, and to make yourself know that you can grow better.