I arrived at the company on time every day, worked 9 to 5, and after a few years, I also accumulated some work experience, and I could barely make ends meet with a salary of 12,000 a month. Although the work is not particularly satisfying, it is a kind of stability.
Until one day, the boss convened a meeting of all employees, I was quite expecting good news, but I didn't think about it, the boss announced that because of the company's current business situation, all employees' wages would have to be adjusted, and I was dumbfounded.
The boss began to call one by one, announcing the new salary amount one by one, and I was very nervous. Finally it was my turn, and I couldn't believe my ears when I heard the numbers. The boss actually lowered my salary to 10,000, and my work intensity did not decrease!
I couldn't help but stand up and look at my boss with wide eyes, a surge of anger welling up in my heart, but I couldn't speak. The boss glanced at me and just said coldly: "You have to obey the company's regulations, and if you don't obey, there is no need to continue to work here." ”
I felt a wave of anger and grievance rise from the bottom of my heart, and I slammed the door hard, as if it was not only the door that I had smashed, but also the expectations I had hoped for the job. I picked up my bag and left the company still angry.
On the way home, I had a hard time calming my emotions, I kept thinking about how much I had done for the company over the years, only to be rewarded with such a contemptuous attitude. Is it time to resign? Or do you want to wait?
What's wrong, why do you look sad? I was wandering when a passer-by came over and asked with concern.
I looked up, saw the stranger in front of me, and almost subconsciously said what happened to me. "Alas, it has something to do with my job, and the boss suddenly lowered my salary, and I really feel so aggrieved. ”
Why not resign decisively? The passerby asked.
Decisive resignation? The thought crossed my mind, and it sounded like it made sense. When I got home, I thought about it for a long time and finally decided to resign.
I sneered and looked at my boss and thought to myself, "I resigned decisively, of course I thought it through." But I just said lightly: "I've thought about it, and this is my decision." ”
I left the company for a seemingly stable job. I felt a sense of relief from my decision to quit my job, but at the same time I was a little confused because I had to start looking for a new job.
A few weeks later, I received a ** from my boss who wanted me to consider returning to the company. He said: "You are an important talent in our company, and we are not willing to see you leave. ”
I snorted coldly, thinking to myself, didn't I insist on lowering my salary in the first place, and now I regret it, right? I didn't say yes. When I resigned decisively, I had to look forward, and I didn't want to deal with the company I used to do anymore.
The decision to quit my job also made me re-examine myself and realize that I had shortcomings, perhaps because I was so comfortable in that stable job that I neglected my own growth. Although the decisive resignation brought me some confusion, it also gave me a chance to start over.
Resigning decisively was the best decision I ever made. I got a job again, and the treatment and the boss were very good to me, and I was able to use my abilities to the fullest. I believe that only by resigning decisively and discarding those negative things can we move towards a bright future.
I was a little incredulous when I saw my boss calling. He would come to me with the slogan of "valuing talents". I picked it up, and the boss's voice came from the earpiece: "Hello, I know I wasn't fair enough to you before, but you are really an important talent in our company, and we hope you can reconsider returning to the company." ”
I couldn't help but sneer: "You want to keep me now?" I'm sorry, but I've started to adjust to the new working environment, and the treatment I received at the new company is more reasonable, so I really don't need to go back. ”
The boss was silent for a moment, and there was a hint of disappointment in his tone: "Don't you really think about it?" I can give you better treatment, as well as more room to develop. ”
Sorry, boss. I have made my decision, and I believe that my current choice will bring me more opportunities and challenges, I hope you can understand. I replied firmly.
* The silence on the other end seems to say it all. After hanging up**, I breathed a sigh of relief. The decision to quit my job was not easy, but I firmly believe that it was the right choice for me to start a better future for myself. This resignation experience taught me the importance of standing up for my principles and being brave enough to face change. I chose to resign decisively, and I was also planning for my future.
After hanging up, I was still a little uneasy. This call with my boss made me re-examine my career. The decision to regain freedom and give it a go after a decisive resignation is certainly not something that has not been considered. However, I must admit that the boss's ** who only said a few words still aroused a trace of emotion in my heart.
In the days that followed, I worked hard in my new job, but I was always a little restless. Whenever there is a dead of night, the shadow of the ** always comes to my mind. I began to think about the consequences of a decisive resignation. Maybe I can think again, maybe I have a better option?
A week later, at a working meeting at the new company, my boss suddenly announced: "Our company is planning a large-scale job change and promotion plan, and we hope to be able to select some potential employees so that we can contribute to the development of the company together." ”
When I heard the news, my heart was uneasy. This may be an opportunity for me to reconsider my decisive resignation. After the meeting, I went to my boss's office. I firmly said to my boss: "Boss, in fact, I am still full of confidence in the future of the company, and I also hope to make more contributions to the company." If possible, I would like to stay and be involved in the development of the company. ”
After listening to my words, the boss looked a little surprised. He replied in a half-loud voice: "I am very happy to hear this decision, you are an excellent employee of our company, and your work has always been excellent." I believe that you will have greater development in the company, and we will also provide you with more support and opportunities. ”
When I heard my boss's reply, I felt a surge of joy in my heart. After resigning decisively, I chose to turn back and reintegrate into the company's embrace. I believe that this choice will bring me more opportunities and challenges, and it is also the best choice for me for my future.
The decisive resignation and the choice to return to the company made me realize that every choice in my career has an important one. Perhaps, the decisive resignation was just a small episode in my career path. However, this experience has strengthened my understanding of myself and my expectations for the future.
After returning to the company, I let go of the confusion in my heart and started a new work life. In my new role, I worked harder, gained more experience, and improved myself. I also found the growth space that the company gave me, and I got a good development. And the company has also given me more support and created more brilliant results with me.