Skin pain: choice is more important than hard work

What really made me realize that choice is more important than hard work is the third choice in my life. This choice has pained me for six years, and it will become a lifelong pain. In 2005, the year of transfer and placement, my arrogance and conceit affected my choices. In fact, I didn't have many choices. I was placed as a ninth-level clerk in a public institution. Later, I learned that career management and civil servants' remuneration are completely different things, and the room for improvement is almost zero, not to mention that there are intertwined personnel relations in local units. But at this time it doesn't help. At that time, I had another choice, which was not to accept resettlement that year, and to come again next year. But he couldn't hold back his face and begged the army leadership or mischief, obeyed the organization's arrangement, and made the worst choice in his life.