Why do I always feel that after working for a long time, it is meaningless and I can’t learn anything?

Most likely it’s not that you can’t learn at work, but that you don’t have the heart to learn. It’s impossible to have an opportunity or a position that allows you to start learning. Do you know everything at work? If you are confident that you can do it, then you can apply to the company for promotion or job transfer.

From QQ user: Ms. Wen

I feel that my situation is similar to yours. Let me tell you about mine first. After my internship at school, I entered the financial office of a public institution because of family arrangements. Of course I am not a finance major. I am the youngest in the entire unit at the age of 18. I stayed in the finance office for a year and learned a little bit. They only made me the simplest things. I was not exposed to the core things. After all, I haven’t taken the accounting certificate exam yet, but I was also taking the accounting certificate exam at that time. In the end, I was 3 points short of accounting basics. I temporarily turned around and took over her job. Then one of the elder brothers resigned, so I took over his job. Later, I did the work of two people by myself. Of course, it didn't matter to me. Young people just do things. I should, but the environment has changed. The young people who are a few years older than me don’t do anything, so I am asked to do all the work. In the past, it was easy for me to ask for leave when I had something to do, but now it is difficult to ask for leave because I have to issue invoices and have to sit in the office every day. There, I also did odd jobs every day. The salary was not high, 2345, and there would be benefits during the holidays, or a bonus of 500-1500, which averaged out to about 3500 a month. It was very boring, because I only studied every day. When I came to the office, all the people in the unit were empty in the afternoon. I had to ask for leave. When I went out for inspections, I was the only one. I was very lonely at that time. Later I chose to resign. Of course, the reason for leaving was not just loneliness. First, , there is no development prospect. Secondly, congratulations are not high. Thirdly, the environment there is not good and everyone is just dawdling. Later I found my current company, a decoration company, and I applied for human resources administration. I stayed there for about 2 months. , now because the company's turnover rate is too serious, many people have left. I made suggestions for recruitment, but later it was my turn to become the front desk, doing nothing all day, which refers to work without practicality. I want to leave again, and the salary The salary is only 3,000 yuan, and I have to work shifts. I took a part-time job as an artist for 3,000 yuan, and the monthly income is 6,000 yuan. I chose this company because there was a supervisor who took me there. I came here because of her. I wanted to learn about human resources from her, but she left after a month after I came here. Then, coupled with my current situation, I even wanted to leave! My idea is that before I get married, I want to find a job that provides five insurances and one housing fund and good pay in all aspects, so now I am also accumulating experience. I have limited the prescribed time for myself because I have a good image and temperament and a cheerful personality. I am easy-going and like to deal with people. Many friends ask me to do sales, but I don’t like running around. Because the weather is too hot recently, I am a little scared. I think it is better to stay in an air-conditioned room to work. In short, I want to be a Either it’s a job with a salary that satisfies you, or it’s a job with a low salary, but with room for development and where you can learn something from Zongzong Q user: Yangyang