Excuse me, who has a good future as an administrative clerk in a property management company or in a factory?

Hello, my friend, my answer is: both industries have development prospects.

My suggestion: The first choice is to be a factory clerk. First, you should be down-to-earth, familiar with administrative work, including writing knowledge and training of organization and coordination ability. The goal of two years is to be an administrative assistant, and the third year is an administrative supervisor or manager. This is your future.

The second choice is the clerk of the property company, which is actually the secretary of the manager. It's trivial, but it's also very tiring. I notify meetings, record, sort out meeting minutes, submit materials, attend some meetings, collect reports, statements and work information of clubs, apply for office supplies, distribute employee benefits, arrange company activities and so on. Another requirement is that if you want to be a section chief (director) of an office or general department for two years, you must make up your mind, otherwise you will consider leaving. Because all the work of shop assistants is done by young people, you are young now, and you will not be young forever. Learning a skill and professional skills is your wealth.

Forget about that. Very promising. It's all there. No matter which one you choose, you should build up confidence and make achievements. A person often has too many choices, but he doesn't know what to do. I tell you, gold always shines. Don't think too much about the future. Factories have ups and downs, and properties are also world-famous Dade and Poly. Does it belong to you? What belongs to you is your talent and ability to cope with the environment!

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