I dare not look for a job, but I dare not go in when I see the recruitment. Never cross the first step. What to do. Always stay at home.

Me too. I was nervous at first, afraid of making mistakes. Interviews are always unsuccessful.

I got a job because of my parents.

The pressure was particularly great at that time. After all, I just graduated and know nothing about some things in the workplace. It's not that I don't know professional knowledge, but I don't know how to use it. I am always afraid of making mistakes, and as a result, I always make mistakes. Thanks to my parents, everyone is embarrassed to talk about me behind my back and look down on me.

It was a particularly stressful time. Can't sleep well all day. If you do a small thing wrong, you feel that the sky is falling.

At this time, you have to think about how to change this situation.

My suggestion is to let go of the psychological burden and not be afraid of anything. You know, even if you fail, it won't be worse than staying at home and doing nothing now. Then you won't have a psychological burden.

Second, and most importantly, never ask others for help. What you do with the help of others is meaningless, and it is not your own skill. Things are not terrible, you must learn and ask. Even if you make the boss angry, you will resign. But you must understand what you can't do. This is what suits you.