Midea Group's 20 1 1 year layoffs! Thank you ~ (continued ...)

I'm also a graduate of 1 1, and I work as a technician in a sales department of NEC (I won't say details). In fact, there are indeed layoffs, with a large proportion. I don't deny that 1 1 graduates are cannon fodder, but on the contrary, some graduates have stayed (including me). I can't say that I am the best, but in this batch, I think I have done better than most of them. When other graduates worry about being laid off and complain all day, I still work overtime every day and work hard. Finally, they were laid off in disguise, and I stayed and changed my post. Although there was no salary increase and promotion, the work was more challenging and I was exposed to more comprehensive knowledge, and I accepted it.

Although I just graduated and my salary in the United States is very low (for various reasons, I am not even as high as that of junior college students in 1 1), you can really learn a lot here, as long as you put your heart into it!

I won't stay here for long. I have my ideals to pursue, but I will always be laid off, or I will leave when there is no nutrition I can learn one day.

If you really have strength and confidence in yourself, why not challenge it?

PS: I only learned about the layoffs yesterday ... my father told me. It seems that I am overworked. ...