I was admitted to a public institution (with an establishment) and arranged for me to do field work, but I don't want to do it and I can't bear it. What should I do?

After being admitted to a public institution, I don't want to do field work, but I can't bear it. In the opinion of the tinker teacher, I should not want to quit because I was assigned to do field work. After all, I was finally admitted to a public institution. If I give up like this, I will give up halfway and my efforts will be in vain. Being able to prepare for admission to public institutions is the envy of many people. So the tinker teacher thinks I still have to know how to persist. In view of this problem, the craftsman teacher shares some personal opinions below.

First, before entering a public institution and being assigned to do field work, you should know how to obey the arrangement and do field work well. The tinker thinks that only by obeying the arrangement of the unit and knowing how to do a good job in the field can he win the recognition of the unit. Only by doing field work well and knowing how to adapt to the working environment can work efficiency be improved. If we are assigned to do field work, we complain a lot, the work efficiency is low, and the leaders don't like to watch it.

Second, doing field work is actually beneficial. You can't complain about your unit because of this. But to learn to accept the challenges at work and face them bravely. In fact, doing field work is not a bad thing. In the opinion of the tinker, you can often run outside and communicate with different people, from which you can exercise your working ability and improve your communication ability, instead of staying in the office all day.

Although field work is hard, there is a certain salary subsidy. Some units arrange some people to do field work in order to test whether these people can withstand certain work pressure. Therefore, if you are assigned to do field work, don't have rebellious mentality, learn to adjust your work mentality and face it positively.

Third: If you feel that you really don't like doing field work and can't adapt, you can choose to resign. In the opinion of craftsmen, if they are assigned to do field work by public institutions, they will feel depressed when they work, because they don't like or adapt to field work. In fact, you can choose to resign decisively, or you can apply to the leader for other jobs.

If you really don't like working in other places and the leader doesn't allow you to jump ship, then you should actually know how to be decisive. Quit your job and find another job, so you won't, and it's not a bad choice. The price of silence? Of course, the tinker didn't recommend naked resignation, because naked resignation has certain risks. If he has been unable to find a job since he resigned, he may have a great financial burden.

What do you think of this problem? You are welcome to express different views and opinions.