Should I change jobs, is it necessary to change jobs?

Huh!You're supposed to be a girl, right? Administrative work is also very good, can exercise people, although not this major, but after all, it is easier to find a job in this area after you have experience, as for you want to change jobs, I think you have not worked for a long time, and there is still room for improvement College students are not very easy to go out to find a job now Now it mainly depends on your work experience The treatment of students who have just come out is very low So if you want to change jobs, you have to think clearly You must be sure As for what you said about the current company to be restructured, the workload will increase, I think it's not a bad thing to do more because you are still very young and do more things because you are now the time to learn from experience Do more things are very useful for your future development You must have the spirit of not being afraid of hardship and tiredness Do more things may take up no return But look farther After all, tired people are not dead Now many people are doing one thing to have a corresponding return This concept is too realistic Not suitable for people like you who have just stepped into the society You mainly want to exercise yourself in the future to be able to develop What to do is hard work Do things perfectly, think far, accumulate more experience I believe that the current leaders are not stupid, the leaders you pay can always see that one day you get a return far greater than what you are looking for

Here's my opinion, I hope it can help you, I wish you all the best in your work, happy every day, hehe

The body is the capital of the revolution.

For this question, many of my peers, after graduation, except for those lucky ones who entered famous companies at the beginning, most of them have changed jobs, and some even change jobs frequently. I think that many people, like me, have been looking for meaning in their work, and if they are not happy with this job, they will look for the next job, and if they are not satisfied with the next job, they will continue to flee, and so on, and so on.

For work, everyone's demands are different, some people want a high salary, and if the salary is too low, they will not stay for a long time; Some people want stability and comfort, but they are too busy and tired at work, so they will choose to leave; Some people are eager to be promoted, and if they have been in a position for a long time, they will choose to change jobs. If a job can meet his demands, such a job is meaningful to the employee. Just like me now, although the long-term goal is definitely high salary + achievement, at this stage, if a unit can give me the opportunity to promote and grow, I will choose to stay, because this is the only way for me to achieve my goal, and it is also the meaning of work.

A job, in addition to the work itself, the most important thing is the colleagues and environment around you, if you get along with colleagues very badly, the working atmosphere is also depressing, many people, especially newcomers, will be ready to move. After a colleague left his job, he went to a new unit, and he left after not staying for three months. I was relatively lucky, the colleagues I met were all easier to get along with, and the leaders were more generous and wise, and in the external environment, they did not cause me too much trouble.

But some people are not so happy.

Work is a part of life, and it is a large part, taking up a third of our time, or even longer, if you can get happiness from work, the meaning of work is self-evident. Happy**in**? For example, the conversation of colleagues, the appreciation of leaders, the affirmation of the company, the satisfactory salary, a different kind of challenge, etc., can bring us happiness.

My first piece of advice to you is: don't quit, don't quit, don't quit. It's the same everywhere, and changing jobs frequently doesn't do you any good. It's better to have a radish and a pit, and do your own affairs well.

Of course, there are always exceptions. In some cases, you have to leave immediately. For example, if you find that the company has violated the law, or you have encountered sexual harassment, and you find that the boss is a bastard, and you have to sell your dignity to do this job, then there is nothing to say, so you can stop the loss decisively and walk away.