I want to calculate my future career, please help the master

Suggestion: Do sales work.

Be able to accumulate contacts and improve your overall ability.

Don't trust useless things like fate.

I was laid off in 2001.

By 2006 I had been running around for work.

Although it worked for some time.

But the work has not been ideal.

But in those days, I understood one truth: if people want to change their fate, all they can rely on is through their own efforts.

Later, by chance, I became a salesperson.

Pre-work.

My income is barely enough for my own living expenses.

But I persevered.

Now I am a sales manager for a company in Beijing.

The income and work feel better on my own.

So I also hope that you don't believe in those empty things like fate, if people want to succeed, they can only rely on themselves, and they continue to improve and improve themselves.

Hope mine is helpful to you.

The New Year is coming soon.

Here's wishing you: Happy New Year!

I don't even know what I choose, but I have to be superstitious to believe in the so-called masters, and if you tell you to believe in everything you do, you have to believe in this, and believe in that, without your own direction, you will achieve nothing.

Ten professions that could disappear in the future.

1. Brokers, car sellers, postmen, insurance and real estate dealers, the Internet will eliminate millions of middlemen, and only a tiny fraction will serve the ignorant.

2. Remote learning for teachers is gaining popularity, and through online classes and e-grading, today's teacher's office could become tomorrow's virtual information desk. While a radical transformation is unlikely, the cost of outsourcing the education system may be lower.

3. When the reports and magazines of printers and magazines become digital publications, they are scattered, and no one buys books and periodicals. Xerox and other forward-thinking companies will race to produce materials that are as flexible as plain paper and as versatile as computer screens. The end result is:

News fans are happy, and the trees are no longer suffering.

4. Advanced software that stenographers can distinguish voices will replace court clerks and a large number of secretaries and assistant managers.

5. The CEO top-down decision-making process will be too cumbersome. A global team of agile thinkers will lead the company into the cyber age and beyond.

6. Due to the three-dimensional simulation program, the orthodontist can quickly use a disposable "proofreader" to return your teeth to the right position, so there is no need to use metal braces. This technique has been used in clinical practice.

7. The jailer's tiny implanted chip will restrict and monitor the prisoner's criminal activities.

8. "Laser-guided" lanes will appear in the state-to-state excavation mold between truck drivers, so computer-driven vehicles can travel at high speed with full loads. With the help of traffic jam sensors installed in the car, you can choose alternative routes to avoid traffic jams in the suburbs. While you can kiss goodbye to the policewomen who deal with traffic violations, the ticket will still appear on your Void Slow mark.

9. HousekeeperIf today's refrigerator can decide to buy some more milk, then a self-controlled vacuum device doesn't sound so far away. Perhaps self-cleaning of the room will use a kind of vacuum device.