My parents say that I change jobs frequently and can't bear hardships. Really?

The time came to February 2, 20 17, 10, about 15 months before I left the university campus.

Unlike I stayed faithfully in a university campus for four years, I have worked in three different companies in just over a year.

I still clearly remember that it was the National Day of 20 15, and the annual campus recruitment of the school began again. I went to a job fair of a construction state-owned enterprise with several students with good grades in my class, successfully passed the written interview and was admitted to a construction state-owned enterprise. At that time, I thought work was a foregone conclusion, so I didn't have to worry after graduation. /kloc-When it was reported in July of 0/6, I gradually realized that my working and living environment is a comfortable and well-paid workplace with serious pollution. I left decisively for the sake of my health.

Then in March of 20 17, I went to work in a private construction company in Wuhan. This company has few employees, but it is very United and its work is enriched every day. It turned out to be a family-owned company. After I went, I was arranged to do project management at the construction site. The work intensity is high (all kinds of trivial matters), the salary is low, and there is almost no welfare. Inside the company, there are many intrigues and complicated interpersonal relationships. After working for half a year, I still gave up.

Now, I still work in a private enterprise. The boss is very nice and his colleagues come from all corners of the country. Everyone does his job and the work is going on in an orderly way. Occasionally, I have work pressure, and I feel good personally.

During the National Day, when I was having dinner with my parents, my parents specifically mentioned that my job was unstable, saying that it was because I couldn't bear hardships and gave up when I encountered some difficulties. How can I achieve something?

Yes, my parents are both born after 60. When they were as young as I was, the social development was slow, the material was insufficient, and people's pursuit of quality of life was not high. Most people even plunge into their jobs and never look back. They can be engaged in a profession for many years, or for life. I also asked my parents why I can be loyal to a job. Your parents are you. Have you ever learned an article called monkeys picking peaches on the mountain? No matter what you do, stick to it and the result will never be too bad. I seem to understand what my parents mean.

Today, we may not have suffered from the hardships of our parents' era, and we have no chance to experience it, because the times have changed, but each generation has the responsibilities and obligations entrusted by the times. What deserves my reflection is that my parents imposed the spirit of not suffering from them, but in fact, I want to say that it is not that I can't suffer, but that I have more choices than them. They can persist in a career for many years. Maybe I have no choice today. But when there is a way out, why not choose a good one? Just work as passionately as chicken blood every day!

? In the era of material abundance, people's desires and pressures will increase, especially when they can't afford reasonable desires. Getting paid through work is a common way to support life. A promising job that allows you to do well and suits you, I think it is most of our generation's understanding of work.