You've been saying you're leaving, and you've been yelling about leaving the company all year since last year. At the beginning, colleagues will ask you about the reason for your resignation and care about your recent situation, but after a long time, everyone is used to your complaints and complaints, and no one asks about the February ** dynamic incentive plan. Actually, you don't really want to leave, you just feel that the current work is too boring, repeating the same work every day, without challenge and passion. You feel like your talent is being buried, and you feel like you deserve a better chance to develop. You're always fantasizing about being able to jump ship to a better company, get a better job, and make more money.
However, the reality is cruel. You don't have any special skills and talents, and you don't have enough experience and abilities to find a better job. You're just doing an ordinary job in an ordinary company and getting an average salary.
You always complain that your job is not good enough, but have you ever wondered what capital you have to find a better job? In the workplace, ability and experience are the most important capital. It's not a good idea that you're not putting in enough effort to improve your abilities and experience, and you're just thinking about changing jobs to change things.
If you really want to leave this company, you should work hard to improve your abilities and experience, so that you have enough capital to find a better job. You can learn more new skills and knowledge, participate in more training and activities, and communicate more with your peers. Only by constantly improving yourself can you find better opportunities in the highly competitive workplace.
In fact, the current company is not bad, the relationship between colleagues is also very harmonious, and the working environment is very comfortable. If you can adjust your mindset and face your work positively, maybe you will find that your current job is actually good. After all, working is not just about making money, but also about realizing your own values and dreams.
So, don't always think about leaving, and cherish the current job opportunities. If you really want to leave, then work hard to improve your ability and experience first, and wait until you have enough capital to think about changing jobs. Don't let your dreams stay just words, but use practical actions to achieve your goals.