I have just worked for less than a year, and my current work is not in good condition, so I hope you

"Mr. Cheap Spirit" has a line: There is a dead end ahead, and hope is around the corner!

After working for a long time, you will feel that the current work is very boring, this is everyone's idea, always think that the next stop will be better! But is it really? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,

My advice is: be bold and careful! Have the courage to accept challenges and do everything well, this is the highest state of struggle! It will always be hard at first, but if you are willing to learn and accept the short-term hardships in front of you, you will be able to enjoy the joy of success in the future.

Actually, I personally think you should go out to relax, go out and travel, and relax. Then when I work, I deliberately pursue efficiency, take a break after working for an hour, pour a cup of tea, and look at the scenery outside the window, because work efficiency is the best when people are in a good mood. Also, if you like the job, you do it, if you don't like it, just because the job is good, then don't do it, and you will feel very uncomfortable doing it, and that's how I do.

I quit my previous job and went to learn what I loved, and I'm still in the beginning, but I'm happy. I have the confidence to be able to do the job I like well, hehe, in fact, what I say is nonsense, in short, what you want to do is to find a way to regulate your emotions and make yourself better adapted to this kind of life. If you don't want to turn back quickly and choose what you like, maybe you don't have a high salary or anything at first, but I believe that as long as you stick to the path you choose, you will be able to succeed in the end, and I hope my words can give you a little help.

It's about focusing more on technology, and you can't focus on the work itself.

Either you change yourself well, there is nothing bad to do, only people who don't care.

Or just change the environment, do a job that interests you, and then do it as a career.

Did you like the job? You do your best.

Trees die, people live, why not try another job?

Change a job that suits you and interests you, so that no matter what your ability is in this field, you are willing to learn, because it is natural that you like and there is room for improvement.

The following is a summary of my real work experience, and I will share it with you, I hope it can help. After 17 years of work, I have also experienced a confused stage, and I have also been laid off, and I have wasted 4 years of time in the middle.

Later, when I was working, I thought about what I need to learn or can learn to work here to help me in my future development (i.e., job hopping).

At the same time, pay attention to external recruitment to see if your ability has been met, or what are the shortcomings. Am I competitive to go out? That is, you have worked for a period of time, and what skills or expertise have you added to when you first graduated.

Keep updating your CV and reviewing yourself. Find the direction of improvement from it.

You think about whether the work you do every day can be used by another company, and if not, it means that what you are doing is only useful within that company.

Of course, there are other things to learn in addition to professional knowledge in the company. Exercise more in:

1. Communication and coordination skills; 2. Ability to handle projects; 3. Cultivation of emotional intelligence (the ability to control emotions) and adversity quotient (conducive to the improvement of execution); 4. Organizational ability; 5. Skills for getting along with your boss, etc.

These will be useful for any company, and they will help you get up and running quickly. And he is capable and beautiful, and is appreciated by the leader.

Have you applied for a job? When you're all set, resign. But it is recommended that you choose a job that allows you to improve, and don't look for the same company as the current one, and then you will be mixed up again.

You are looking for direction, you can't find the direction when you first work, two years is a reasonable period of temptation, just don't be too long, now you should know what you are suitable for, you can find the direction, you know what you want and you are not confused.

This is what you said, it's only been two years since you came out, and every job is not more than two years, how many two-year jobs have you done!!

The main thing is to set a good position, what you can do, what you want to do, don't be honest and change jobs frequently!!

We should set a career development plan for ourselves and work towards one goal after another, which is what our teachers repeatedly emphasized to us when we were in school. Some jobs require the accumulation of experience, and if you frequently change jobs, it is not conducive to the accumulation of experience.

Of course, it still depends on the nature of your work, go to the Internet to see those people who are similar to your ability and skills, how they have developed, and listen to their opinions.

In fact, the most important thing is to understand what you want first, whether it is a sense of accomplishment at work, or to make money, or to live a stable life.