Sincerely ask for help: let's help. what can I do?

I graduated from high school. I just came to Beijing and worked as a warehouse keeper in a wrought iron company with a monthly salary of 500 packs of food and shelter. After that, I went to Zhongguancun to sell computers and got a commission of 750 yuan a month. Later, I went to a radio and television equipment company with a monthly salary of 1800 and a commission. This company is too bad to make money. Up to now, this communication instrument company is still relatively good. The average monthly salary plus commission is 3000 yuan, and the annual salary of a good colleague is100000. I have been in Beijing for more than five years.

The same buddy, studying for a self-taught undergraduate course, is not as good as you in computer application technology, and his English is not above CET-6. I haven't got my diploma yet. My first job was in a financial system company in Zhongguancun, with a salary of more than 1000 and technical support. Later, I went to a company that made systems for the Agricultural Bank of China, with a monthly salary of 3,000 plus a project award. Now I am doing development in a Taiwan-funded enterprise and reported to a taxi company with a monthly salary of nearly 6,000 plus a bonus. Worked for more than two years.

Say so much, not to show off anything, this money is only the middle and lower class poor in Beijing, without the help of their families, they can't afford to buy a house. I only heard one sentence: how many turns does it take to succeed!

If you don't want to do sales like me and like computers, just like my buddies, it's no problem to learn computers and learn software well and get a high salary. Beijing's software industry is still relatively developed, but the software industry has more overtime. To tell the truth, it does cost a lot. Who will worry about working overtime? I'll give you 10 thousand a month Are you going to add it or not?

We haven't succeeded yet, but believe: how many turns does it take to succeed! As long as you work hard! Good luck, drifting friends!