On the day of my resignation, the president told me that if I made up my mind, I wouldn't look back, but I should work hard.
2 years working experience in a foreign company, besides meeting good colleagues and powerful bosses. The company also made me an independent professional.
After resigning from a foreign company, I interviewed several companies and later chose the current state-owned enterprise. On the one hand, I want to feel the atmosphere of state-owned enterprises, on the other hand, I am not far from home. When I first entered, I found that there are really many levels of state-owned enterprises, and there are also many leaders above me. In foreign companies, it is customary to use English names, and everyone gets along fairly equally. On my first day in a state-owned enterprise, I only remember the section chief, Mr. Wang, Mr. Pi and the big boss. I need at least five people to sign the contract and put it on record.
After the contract is signed, it will take several hours to go through the process. When I first came, the big boss should have a good impression on me. Take me to all kinds of dinners. I didn't know what was going on at that time. Although foreign companies have entertainment, there are not so many.
When I first came to a state-owned enterprise, I had to eat at least three times a week. Drink wine when you eat, red wine and white wine, whether you drink it or not. By the end of dinner, it was almost 12 pm. Then drag your tired body home.
About 3 months, my weight actually exceeded 100 Jin. When I was in a foreign company, my colleagues paid special attention to weight. After work, we also took time to do yoga and go running together. However, in the three months of state-owned enterprises, the main job after work is entertainment. I don't think it can go on like this, so I asked the leader to refuse to socialize. Of course, he was angry. Always told me that working hours are not just eight hours, but socializing is also work.
Then we were unhappy, and I changed departments and leaders. When I changed departments, I told the new leader that I didn't like people who were very social. She also promised not to let me go to dinner.
So I started my career in state-owned enterprises. Many people think that the job of state-owned enterprises should be to drink tea and read newspapers. Actually, it's not. We have a different performance appraisal every month.
In the past two years in state-owned enterprises, wages have been a little lower. Fortunately, I don't have to work overtime every day or use 996. Because I don't like socializing and I don't get close to big leaders, I don't have to deal with too many interpersonal relationships, just concentrate on my work.
I have worked in state-owned enterprises for two years, and I have not been promoted or raised, nor have I been close to senior leaders. Do one's duty in one's post. I have done several excellent cases, which have been recognized by customers, and customers have thrown olive branches at me from time to time.
In the past two years, I have occasionally used weekends to help my friends write articles, and I have also gone to many cities on business trips. Because I finished my work efficiently, I spent a lot of time swimming after work, and my mental outlook improved.
During my two years in state-owned enterprises, I read more than 50 books and wrote dozens of articles to leaders.
Someone asked me, do you regret coming to a state-owned enterprise? If you are in a foreign company, you may earn more and get more growth.
But you can't want everything in life. At least in the past two years in state-owned enterprises, I spent a lot of time exercising and constantly learning to charge.
The future is still so long, let's walk slowly and try our best to make every choice.