That day, I walked out of the boss’s office!!
作者:SOHO特区网
-上传日期:2021-8-17 |
That day, I walked out of the boss’s office It mainly states why you want to be a SOHO clan, what kind of people are suitable for a SOHO clan, the mood of being a soho clan at the beginning, how to get along with your family and so on. That is to be the first situation and novelty of a SOHO family. Can't stand that intrigue office Some people become soho people, not how perfect the soho people think. They do not look at soho life so poetically, nor do they look at soho life naively as cozy, comfortable, perfect, and so magnificent like many people, but they are fed up with that intrigue office, fed up with dissatisfaction with the boss He swallowed his anger and had to fire his boss and try to live his own life. They may be because of the pressure to survive, or they may be pursuing more freedom, and they don't like worldly accidents and workplace constraints. The following young man walked into the trap of freedom in SOHO because of the above reasons. He told us his story: After graduating from university, I came to Beijing alone, wandering the streets lined with tall buildings for a few days, and it took a lot of effort to enter a relatively large-scale private company to do copywriting work. When I first started working in the company, everyone around me looked at me with strange eyes, as if I was fighting for their jobs. Because when I first arrived at the company, if I did something negligently, I would be jeered, ridiculed, and even scolded by the leader. I felt the pressure of entering the society for the first time. I strive to do my best. I go to the company to clean up early every day, until the last person closes and leaves at night. I hope to change the gap between me and my colleagues by working hard. Over time, I have also become an old employee in the company, and the competition among employees in private companies is very fierce. In order to make myself better develop in the company, I lengthen the working hours myself, which takes up most of my personal time. Because of my hard work, I am often praised by leaders. Although I have gained a firm foothold in the company, I am introverted and not good at conversations, which makes the relationship between me and my leaders and colleagues dull and smooth. However, several opportunities for promotion were lost because of intrigue in the office. Because I belong to a foreign worker who came to Beijing and have been working at the bottom level. I have been out for a few years and still have no savings. As I grow older, the pressure of getting married and buying a house makes me breathless. If I still maintain the status quo, I won’t be able to Survive normally. I began to look for sources of income through my leisure time. Sister Xu, who is at the table with me in the company, often receives some manuscript fees from the newspaper. At first, I didn’t pay attention to it, but after more, I also developed curiosity. I happened to help Sister Xu buy lunch at noon that day. , I took this opportunity to chat with Sister Xu, and slowly I shifted the topic to the contribution fee, and Sister Xu didn't feel dissatisfied. She told me about the process of earning the second income of manuscript fees through newspaper submissions. Although I didn't seem to care very much on the surface, I kept in mind every word that Sister Xu said. The inspiration from these words is very important. Writing has always been my strong point. I used to win some literary awards in school, but I never expected to submit my work to the newspaper's soliciting address. The first time I submitted it, I was so excited that I didn't sleep all night, and I drove out a few more articles and posted them to different newspapers overnight. In the past few months, the income from the contribution fee has exceeded my meager salary in the company. Because the company is in the development period, the work intensity of each employee is very high, my personal time is really not enough for my writing needs, if I want to write, I must give up my job. If I give up my job, I will lose at least a stable life security. I am mentally conflicted and do not know how to make the next choice. I lived in this way for a month. During this month, I established a contribution relationship with several newspapers, so that the manuscript fee has been basically stable compared to the past. I made up my mind to leave the company and start my writing career. On the morning of the second day, I handed in my resignation letter to the manager. The manager looked at the resignation letter in his hand and tried hard to keep me. But because of my persistence, it was finally released. Looking at the desk that accompanies me and the colleagues who work with me, I feel a little nostalgic. I restrain my emotions and pack my own things. At the last moment when I stepped out of this intriguing office, my heart suddenly became clear. The pressure of previous work was finally relieved, and a free SOHO life began.
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