Now I work as a document clerk in a construction company. I just graduated and know nothing. I don’t know what to do. It’s very distressing!

You just graduated, and I also just graduated. I'll just tell you my opinion, and everyone can take it as a reference.

First of all, I firmly believe that if you practice 360, you will be number one! Even if it is the same as begging, I really believe that someone can beg for 100,000 a year, so I think as long as I learn, I will definitely learn a lot! (Even if you are a data clerk, I'm sure you have a lot of skills!)

Once again, when I came out of school, I found that what I learned was completely irrelevant to what I needed to work. Neither this nor that. You need to be taught everything, and you are afraid of doing everything wrong. (The reason you are timid and afraid of things is because you are not familiar with them yet. This is something that everyone has to experience. It’s not because you have low self-esteem, so you are the only one who is afraid. It’s just that the degree is different.)

No matter what, I always follow the person who takes me and do whatever he wants me to do. (This is the same person as your master. After all, I don’t know anything. You have to teach me to know it. If I have work experience, what do I need a master for? Remember, the master is here to teach you. , if you don’t know what to do, it’s normal! )

I also feel that I am stupid, I cherish my work, the only thing I can do is to spend more time than others. When I go to study, I will take the initiative to ask the master, what else do I need to do? I have to stay and work overtime at night, what else do you need to do. (If you are afraid that you will not be able to learn, you have to spend more time learning. Look for your master. He is your guide at work, the person closest to you, and your only support! You Take the initiative to approach him! In fact, many times, people don’t blame you for being stupid, but blame you for being lazy. As long as you work hard and work hard, no one will blame you! )

I had just found a job, and I felt that this was not good, and that was not good either. Something feels boring and you want to resign. I really resigned, and let me tell you the consequences of resignation.

First, others will think you are unstable.

Secondly, my current job is indeed not as good as my first one.

Thirdly, I found that all jobs are the same. In the initial stage, someone will guide you, and you don’t know anything.

(The consequences of resigning are very serious!)

Do you know where I work? Foxconn, I joined in January, and at least 8 people have died so far this year. There are anti-jump nets everywhere and all dormitory windows are sealed, just like a mental sanatorium. At work, I can only occasionally chat with my master when asking questions. It has been several months. Most of my colleagues in the same office have not spoken to each other, and most of the people I have spoken to do not know their names. Of my 3 roommates, I only know one’s first name and one’s last name. (Depression is something you must experience in many jobs, and it does not vary from person to person. If you feel depressed, I welcome you to come to Foxconn, which is always recruiting people. If you live here comfortably, you will be like a fairy wherever you go. Life. You can regard depression as a test for you. If you feel depressed, you should learn to find a way to release it. You can exercise vigorously at night, or watch children's movies! Anyway, I like to watch those movies! Spongebob, I feel very relaxed, especially if you call your relatives and friends more often, just talk about how tragic it is today, what happened, whatever you want, even the weather! This is really a huge release!

Finally, I feel that learning anything is useful. Cleaning toilets and taking out trash can also train people! I think as long as I keep going in this industry. It will definitely pay off! (If you feel that in addition to this industry, you have something you particularly like, you can do it and just be responsible. For example, if you are an administrator, but in fact you really want to do sales, then you can do it, but you are now an administrator. , you don’t know what you want to do, so if it were me, I would just stay put. I feel that since I am like this now, it must be because other jobs are not very suitable for me. In comparison, this job must be. It is the most suitable for me. Many times I feel uncomfortable with this job, but I am actually eating from the bowl and looking at the pot.

Only when I got that job did I realize that this was really a tragedy! )

So my advice, if you don’t know what job you particularly want to do, then stay!

If you are particularly stupid, then work hard!

As long as you work hard, there is nothing you can’t learn!

As long as you are willing to learn, there is no dead-end job!

Actually, I say so much because the situation mentioned by the poster is exactly the same as mine. I thought about it, maybe it is something that all recent graduates have to face. Now I am slowly getting over it, and I feel that life is like this, as long as I persist in my faith.

Having said so much, I hope it can help the original poster!

Thank you!