I am Yuer, sharing the story of a rural college student who counterattacked with a monthly income of 50,000. The above is a brief introduction to the growth story of an ordinary rural person.
Today I would like to talk about my work experience, which is simple, mediocre, and uneventful.
After graduating from college, I chose to enlist in the army for some reasons.
The armed police are quite challenging for me, a person who has not been fond of sports since I was a child.
However, when I enlisted in the army, a college diploma was enough to stand out, and I was still relatively proficient in the use of some office software because I was mixed with student organizations in college.
By chance, he served as a clerk in the army for two years.
One thing to say, it is still relatively comfortable to do paperwork in the army, and the work is not bad, so it is more liked by the leaders. To say that the seeds of entrepreneurship seem to have been planted in the past two years, and they have been recognized and appreciated a lot, and they are a little overconfident.
The first job after retiring from the army was sales, and it was ** sales. It's a big challenge for me, an introvert who is not good at expressing myself, but it's also because of this job that my face has thickened, and my expression has improved, and I still have gains.
The first job was two years. I really don't have much work experience, and I can do a job for a long time, probably because I don't like to change, and I am not bold enough, which also causes a lot of obstacles to my entrepreneurial experience. Basically, every job is interspersed with entrepreneurship, today I will briefly introduce my work experience, and I will talk about entrepreneurial experience in the next article.
The second job, or sales, is more difficult than the first job of **sales, and the second job is a direct visit.
Mobai is a strange visit, directly to negotiate with people who may have needs, but unfortunately the company is too pitiful, and the company can't afford to pay wages for three months.
The third job is the longest job I've ever done, cross-border e-commerce, Facebook ad optimizer.
Doesn't it sound very foreign, but this job also opened up my bad relationship with cross-border e-commerce.
As mentioned above, my English is terrible, but I entered the cross-border e-commerce industry, which I never expected.
Fortunately, the requirements for English are not high in this job, and you only need to write an advertising slogan in English, and you can do it directly with Google Translate.
This job made me realize that cross-border e-commerce is really profitable, especially for some cross-border Black Friday.
Think about it, the domestic purchase price of a few cents of a few dollars of products, 9Prices start at $99.
Of course, the cost of advertising and logistics is very high, but it is still far ahead of the profit margin of domestic e-commerce. Especially for some non-standard products with small size and light weight, the profit margin is simply incomprehensible.
The fourth job is still related to cross-border, but it is just a traditional foreign trade export of B2B, and I am responsible for operating Ali International Station.
That is, the international version of 1688, the reason why I can't do it in the end is that my English is too poor, I am too tired to do it, and if I want to improve my English, I just can't calm down, and after all, it is my own problem.
Although my work experience is not rich, it makes me, a junior college student, feel the cruelty of social competition.
I remember that when Haidilao was very popular at that time, I went to the recruitment platform to submit my resume, but because my diploma was a junior college, I didn't even have the opportunity to interview. Although I took the self-examination for the bachelor's degree, most of the companies with some strength now only look at the first degree, and until now, I have no chance to enter a better company with a college degree.
In the final analysis, people like me are the standard people in the crowd, with no education, no resources, no background, no skills, no ability, and the real "five no youth".
I also know that only by going to work, I can only make myself food and clothing, a salary of several thousand per month, and such a thing as an RV probably has nothing to do with me.
So naturally, I had the idea of starting a business, and between these work experiences, my entrepreneurial history was interspersed.
Of course, they are all low-cost and asset-light businesses, which basically end in failure, and only this time can be regarded as being able to support themselves.
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