Hello everyone, I remember Cheng.
Just got home from get off work, made a cup of oatmeal, and started writing this post.
When I first started doing self-media, I would be happy and excited because of a like, an increase in fans, and a comment.
I will also be depressed and anxious because of a not-so-kind message.
But these will tend to be flat, and I know that likes are your affirmation of me. I also ignore those malicious messages, there is no need to reply, sometimes I will directly block the bad words.
We are all adults, why be a giant baby, the Internet is not a place outside the law.
When I just graduated, I really wanted to go to a big company and see the world. The first company I interviewed at that time was XX. Their professionalism left a deep impression on me, but because I didn’t pass the interview, I still feel a little regretful.
After working for a few years, I entered through social recruitment, but I was actually not that happy. This is not what I wanted, and it gradually became flat. After a relatively short period of time, I left.
Today, readers of my exchange group are still saying that hardware engineers are always taking the blame, doing miscellaneous work, and wrangling, and it is difficult to have a long time to design circuits.
In fact, isn't this the norm? Avoid taking the blame, learn to do chores efficiently, and avoid wrangling. These are all things to learn. If you can't even persist in mediocrity, how can you expect any breakthrough? Isn't this the process of cultivation?
Recently, the nature of my work has changed, from an executive to a manager.
Just do your own thing before, and then pat your butt off to get off work. Now, in addition to doing one's own thing well, one also needs to help the team and let them do their work well. There is a big difference between the two.
There are more things to consider and more pressure. In the past, someone helped me "cover the bottom line", now I want to help the team members all the bottom line.
It is a good thing for me, but also a challenge. I believe that with the passage of time and my own efforts, this matter will also become dull.
But right now, it's quite stressful.
Every time some of my thoughts, moments, and progress are recorded through the official account, this has become a habit, and it is still a good thing to look at it when I am older.
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