Arguing with the boss of the foreman, even being looked down upon by the boss, being despised by colleagues, playing some tricks, making some small moves, all kinds of unfairness. ...
Although I am reluctant and sometimes tired of quitting, I still insist on doing it.
As the saying goes: everything has advantages and disadvantages, and the bitterness you have eaten will naturally be rewarded.
Later, people who came in called me "Master Wu" and "Almighty King", because I have worked in almost every position on the production line, and I am more hardworking than others, and my technical ability is second only to that of the team leader.
With the improvement of ability, all jobs can be done, and wages will rise.
When you are of little or no value to others, many people will not take you seriously, especially in some small start-up factories. At this time, you should take yourself seriously and try your best to find what you want.
For example, I want to learn technology. In addition to the essential work, I will assist with the old master. Because you are valuable to him and reduce his work pressure, I will naturally teach you.
We should make full use of what we know and exchange what we can't with them in order to achieve the goal of common promotion and growth.
When you have suffered all the hardships and gained skills, the respect and treatment you want will come. No one can control you.
So I don't care what others think or say about you. You have to take yourself seriously before others will take you seriously.