My post-university age

Today is the weekend. The Department's ehr project passed the first check and I finally had time to sit in front of the computer and write something. I am not lonely in the office. Several of my colleagues have been typing in front of the computer. We can all relax without the busy atmosphere of the Project. Before the Mid-Autumn Festival, entertainment. This is a bunch of my current companies. Program Staff's business life.

My colleagues are very young. I have not graduated for a year or two. My recent graduates, just like me, account for half of my office. Besides work, sometimes I will review some paragraphs in college, and I will always talk about many topics.

My college has left me three months ago. As for college, I don't care much about it on campus, but I feel confused when I leave school. I don't know, years will leave me with a lot of eternal things, but college is a knot in my heart that cannot be undone.

Some people say that my college is pure, and I am not familiar with the conventional flow. Some people also say that my college is casual and can keep up with the "Times" because of the young people, especially as programmers, they have a strong learning ability.

After graduation, I came to the company for half a month. My life was simple, simple, busy, working, eating, sleeping, and then working. It was much busier than my school life, it was much simpler, but I found that there was no way to calm down and do something, think about something, and think about it more. I should keep up with this development team as soon as possible, because, I still have a couple of task cards that are stuck in front of my computer.

The dormitory bed is already very bad, and the canteen meals are worse than that in the construction village. However, Wang from our department still went to the canteen to cook with our common programmers. As a newcomer to the workplace, I not only had the opportunity to have dinner with Mr. Wang, but also enjoyed the preferential treatment of living in a dormitory with Mr. Wang. At first I was not used to it, I felt that there was always a gap. Later I found that the boss of the Department had a good deal. In a few days, I had to work with this group of common programmers to learn from each other and entertain myself. The boss has many jokes, just like returning to the boys' dormitory at the university. Of course, the boss will be the boss in the office.

The company's dormitory is like a bed in a university dormitory. Every day, we eat in the company's canteen and walk in between the dining room and the dormitory with a lunch box. We feel like we are still living on the university campus.

On the evening of project completion, the Department had a big dinner together and went to a ktvk in the city for another night's song. K branch I do not dare to be as arrogant as I used to be in the golden age's gefang. Besides, some bosses, especially our technical headers, have really made me feel spof. It seems that I have not been assimilated here in college. Although I admire their technology, even though I have communicated with them quite naturally in a short time, however, I was so disgusted with the poor performance of the technical head, the bad voice, and the long-time performance in front of the microphone. But I can't help but applaud him. I'm so hypocritical to praise him. They stopped singing tired, and finally, I could send crazy text messages to many people to express their differences, but they are all venting their contempt.

Maybe some things in my own bones are not easy to change. Just like on campus, I will clearly express what I like and what I hate, even if I cannot express it on the spot, I will use some way to vent it.

My college is still not fading away from me. Someone asked me online if I felt like I was at school. My answer is, yes, this is my post-university age. She just started.

My best friends in college have experienced many ups and downs since graduation. Most of them, including me, have become "float" and choose to live elsewhere, "float" people often do not know where they belong, not where they live or their hometown.

I chose a very boring career as a programmer. Now I am still confused before graduation, and time will take me to look for it.

Projects will soon be there, and things will always fail, and bugs will always plague me with lack of experience. I have to spend more time to make up for the gap between me and everyone. Working overtime has become a common practice, with less and less time, and her contact has gradually become cold.

One of my buddies lost their love in the last year of college, and later they lost New love in a city in the south ......

A netizen I met in the School Forum, who once had love in college, but lost inexplicably, is still searching for it ......

A friend I met in glass rain, who fell in love twice three years after work ......

They are more or less connected with "love", but it seems that in this fast-paced society, there are too few eternal things and fast-food consumption-style cities, I discovered that I began to become helpless. I don't know my love, but can I still call it love. At least, it has become very fragile.

Love often saw the text written by the students who just graduated, and there was a new graduation scene. In the nota city, in a strange world, in addition to a group of brothers who are equally worried about finding a job, they have nothing but a few sincere friends who love the future. They have nothing to do with every day in the talent market. Now I think about it, but I am relieved, how can I realize my real life without such a manager, and how can I really work hard?

However, I am very lucky to have started my job in the current department in just a short time. Now, if you think about it and do not rule out your own efforts, luck is also a big uncertainty, I will always be confused when I enter my new college age.

We have all lived in this post-university era. We may have a year, maybe two years, maybe very short, or even longer. In the days when we say goodbye to campus, we are all learning to be strong.