How can newcomers in the workplace quickly get through the gap period in the workplace?

The workplace is the battlefield for every worker. You and I are all struggling in the workplace now. Unsurprisingly, you have to work hard for most of your life, which is a long time. In order to meet the needs of life and realize the value of life, everyone makes their own efforts in different jobs.

Every workplace worker is a rookie who has just entered the workplace. Step by step, he grows into an outstanding professional through his own efforts and dedication.

When I found my first job, it took me 10 months. Hard work pays off, no matter what, I finally got through this relatively long and difficult window period. Today, I want to share with you how I spent this period.

In July 2014, I graduated and returned to my hometown city to start my job search. First, I took part in the recruitment examination for public institutions that year, but unfortunately I didn't get into the interview. I took the credit union recruitment exam, passed the written test, and failed in the interview. Later, I rented a house with my friends while looking for a job.

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When you first enter the workplace, the first thing you face is the economic problem. Without financial resources and having to live with the cost of living, it is easy to become anxious.

While I was looking for a job, my financial resources came from scholarships, grants and work-study subsidies during college. Of course, this was only a small amount of money and did not last for a few months. After that, there were subsidies from my parents and some part-time jobs I did. So I’m grateful to my parents for their financial and emotional support.

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During the window period, you still have to continue looking for a job, revise your resume, submit your resume, attend interviews, wait for notifications, and try again if you fail. If you can't find a job, you will feel guilty and your confidence will be hit. You will easily doubt yourself and make yourself even more anxious about not having a job.

At this time, my mentality is to find a job that can support myself first. It doesn’t matter whether it is good or not, but I am not willing to settle for it. 3

I cannot tell my parents and relatives about my inner anxiety and suffering. I only want to report good news but not bad news, and I cannot share it with my friends.

So I can only share and record my inner feelings and personal experiences in my diary.

I read a lot of books, such as "Living in the Moment", and read and excerpted spiritual chicken soup quotes and stories to encourage myself not to give up, to work hard, to be strong, and to be strong.

I often go out for a walk, visit the streets and alleys, climb mountains to see the scenery, feel the fireworks in the world, listen to ordinary interesting things, relax my body and mind, and relax myself.

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Faced with the competitiveness of one’s own workplace, not being able to compete is pressure; consumption in life that only makes money but not enough is pressure; the window period is too long, which comes from oneself The expectations of relatives and friends are pressure. As long as there are no results of work, these pressures will weigh you down and make you breathless.

At this time, you need to study more and reserve knowledge. Go out for exercise more and adjust your physical and mental state. Turn pressure into motivation and find a suitable job as soon as possible.

The career gap period may be a person's lowest point, but you must firmly believe that the lowest point will pass. What you feel, see and hear during this period will be your wealth in life.