"Better be the head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix", is this sentence really correct in the workplace?

This sentence has some truth in the workplace, not necessarily all right. You have made a chicken head on a small platform, and your vision is limited. It is better to be a phoenix tail for a few years and accumulate some experience. Maybe we can make a bigger chicken head in the future.

However, the chicken head in the workplace is also to be done. It can cultivate your leadership, self-confidence and cohesion. I just arrived in Beijing after resigning, and I had little experience, so I went to work as an editor in a newspaper. At that time, I couldn't even do it, let alone phoenix tail, so I concentrated on starting a business, thinking that one day I could jump to the big platform. In just one year, I became the editorial director of another newspaper, leading five or six people to make a computer newspaper.

But after all, because the platform is too small, I don't like to be a chicken head. So I entered China Electronic News, a state-owned enterprise. Once again immersed in the business, learning the business of electronic technology, hiding my little pride, and even learning electronic typesetting and working overtime all night. Finally, it took a year to become a good phoenix tail of a large-scale electronic media again.

However, this time, I don't want to be a chicken head again, because the development of media is not my major, and finally I am not interested in electronic media, so I resigned and went to Tsinghua Tongfang. I'm interested, and because of my age, I don't care much whether it's cockscomb, healthy, harmonious family and excellent children. At that time, I was very open-minded and told myself that a job with a sense of accomplishment would be fine. It is an ideal and an enterprise to be the head of a chicken rather than the tail of a phoenix. However, on the way forward, don't let yourself be too entangled. There is a period and a period principle. Everything is right as long as you get used to it. What did you say?/Sorry?