I feel more suitable for behind-the-scenes work.

I am flattered. I'm just saying what I think.

The first problem is that you are not suitable for the personnel department. No one can jump to conclusions before you do it.

Secondly, the personnel work is divided into several parts, and the work categories within the personnel department of each company are also different according to different functions. According to your explanation, maybe the performance post and salary post are not suitable for you, and there are all kinds of digital games such as provident fund, bonus and social security, but the recruitment post and training post are completely competent, and the personnel department generally includes administrative work and is also competent.

The third problem, other occupations, has a lot of behind-the-scenes work, and most of the work is behind the scenes. I saw that you described a lot about student work, but I didn't see your major. Don't give up your major easily unless you want to start over. Again, what career are you suitable for? You have to try more before you can make your own decision.

The fourth question, if you are sensitive to words, you can try to be a media reporter or editor, although it is very tiring; You can go to film and television companies, book companies and publishing houses for planning, editing and publicity (your expressive ability is OK). Of course, the propaganda work here is also a systematic thing. You need to learn more relevant professional knowledge, which is more conducive to gaining a firm foothold in the industry.