How should stay-at-home mothers return to the workplace?

I'm a stay-at-home mom, and I'm going back to work. In fact, I think it's good to do things seriously and sincerely. I believe that being a mother is full of infinite energy! From Q user: Ms. Liu

I also took care of my children at home for three years before I came out to work. At first, I was confused. I chose the administrative work that I am most familiar with, and of course I limited myself (there is not much room for growth). The advantage is that you can feel that you are not completely divorced from society.

After a year and a half, after comprehensive consideration, I transformed into a business assistant, responsible for assisting the business part of the project. I feel good about myself, but when I am busy with my work, I feel completely confused and can't do anything well. I once felt that I was a failure, and all my years of work experience were wasted.

Three months later, I settled down to think and recall the working process, and found that it was just so. It will be relieved.

By chance, a startup company asked me if I would like to be an administrative Commissioner. I said no, I want to be a supervisor, haha.

A half-truth joke actually came true. The next day, the other party called again and asked him if he wanted to come over and talk about his thoughts on the supervisor. Of course I would. Talk it over. Half a month later, I received an offer and resigned decisively.

I said a little too much, maybe a little irrelevant. But I hope I can give you some inspiration or direction from my story. User in job q: anonymous user.