Tell me how long it took you to find a stable job?

After looking for ten years, it is most stable not to go to work.

I have been looking for more than half a year before I meet the current stable job, I am a full-time mother, just like looking for a job with children time freedom, at present I use my mobile phone to do social e-commerce, time is free, you can have a ** of your own with a mobile phone, others can earn money without delaying with children, I have been doing it for almost 5 months, and now I earn more than 3000 per month.

I've been looking for more than ten years, and then I found a good job, which is okay.

After 12 years of work, I spent a year and a half, submitted 300 resumes, and finally succeeded in changing jobs.

I looked for a job for a year before I stabilized, because after a year of photographing, I found that this job was more suitable for me.

I think I've been looking for it for 10 years. Because I don't know what I want to do after ten years of work, this is the most stable time to go.

This passage is also that the job after graduation is relatively stable, and then I have been working there for a long time, which is still relatively good.

I was in the kind of free normal student, so as soon as I graduated, I was assigned a job, so I didn't have to look for it.

I've been looking for a long time. I found a stable job, because it is really difficult to find a job now, and if you don't have a degree, it is very difficult to find a job, so I think it is difficult to find.

My classmates said that in the first year, the bosses came to me and begged me to go to work.

It took me about two years to find a job to settle down, because it's really hard to find a job now, and I found it through exams.

looks very special, just like the current graduating classmates are really special to find a job.

I searched for three months to find a stable job, but then quit.

In a company, working for more than 3 years is considered stable.

After 2-3 years of work, it is relatively stable.

I have worked for more than 5 years, which is quite stable.

In other words, if you want to change jobs, you must work for a company for at least 2 years, which means that you are a stable and reliable employee.

There is no accurate answer to this, the company and even the administrative department are constantly adjusting according to market changes, the stability you are talking about, it is estimated that there is no such thing, but there is no need to worry, as long as you are an elite in the industry, it is the same to **.

A fairly stable job is not determined by how many years you have been doing it. I believe that as long as a person has a skill, he or she will have a fairly stable job. In addition, the nature of the employer where a person works and the employment contract signed between a person and the employer can determine whether the job is stable or not.

At present, all schools have started to mail admission notices. The Beijing EMS staff responsible for the delivery of the admission notice reminds that after the candidates obtain the admission results, they should ensure that the reserved ** number is unblocked, so that they can receive their own notices as soon as possible. At the time of delivery, the postal courier logistics staff will be uniformly dressed.

Candidates should prepare their ID cards, admission tickets and other relevant documents in advance. If the candidate is unable to receive the document in person and needs to sign on behalf of others, the person who signs on behalf of the candidate must also prepare a valid ID document in order to successfully complete the signing.

This is related to the age of your work, generally 10 or 20 years is relatively long, but if you do the same work for a long time, the brain may degenerate.

For a year or so, for work, don't change jobs frequently, and find a job that suits you.

If you have been working in one place for two years, this should be considered relatively stable.

When we finish our studies, go out of society, and finally have to face life alone, work becomes the basis for us to be self-reliant. So is it more important to find a stable job or a job with promising prospects, and how do I choose between the two? This question should be answered by mentality and age, and there will be different answers depending on the mentality.

Before I left campus, I would not hesitate to feel that a promising job was more important, even if it wasn't precarious. Because when I was studying, I was still young and crazy, and I felt that youth was the capital that could be worked hard, and that there were infinite possibilities when I was young, and I could recklessly devote all my efforts to this job, for the seemingly promising future; Because I was young, I could withstand any failure, and even if the job eventually eliminated me, I still had the confidence to make a comeback. After all, newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, and young people should look at the world with vigor.

And when I reach the age of 30, I feel that a stable job is important, even if it doesn't make me rich. Because in the adult world, there is nothing more valuable than stability, behind the glamorous support of adults are mortgages and car loans that cannot be overdue, children's education funds, and living expenses. If a job is not stable enough, it means that there is no guarantee of stability in life, and the word unemployment is a frightening word in the dictionary of adults.

But no matter what kind of job you choose, hard work and perseverance are what we should do, you just have to struggle, and you will always get the results you want. Work may be the beginning of our ideals and the beginning of accepting reality, and we cannot afford to lose our jobs, whether we love it or not. After we complain about the pressure and injustice, we are still working with high morale the next day, which may be the helplessness of us adults.