What work is worth your effort "?

Recently, I have seen many stories about hard work.

She was a 25-year-old junior auditor at PwC's Shanghai office and a master's degree at Jiaotong University, Pan Jie, who died of viral meningitis. She once posted on her microblog that she was "busy" and "never-ending overtime, her death led to the conjecture that netizens were "too busy. Then, the young teacher at Fudan University, a 33-Year-Old Yu Juan, who impressed ten million people with his life diary, finally failed to escape the curse of death and quietly died.

For these stories, people will eventually focus on how to focus on life, health, and happiness. What I want to say is that, behind these stories, they are still contained in today's turbulent and competitive market environment, how young people rationally plan their lives and careers. Your diligent study and work should be based on clear goals and the right direction, and put your current efforts in the overall career planning, that is, your ** limited, you must learn to save time, use it wisely, and use it efficiently. Yu Juan has a profound reflection on this: "To fight for something that doesn't know whether it is your own goal, you can't help but say it's a dumb. Only when I get ill can I know that people should establish happiness on a sustainable long-term goal, instead of simply looking at the short-term fame and fortune ."

You must learn to run long distances in your life. If young people want to escape pressure from their favorite industries, give up their struggle, or find a reason to say, "I want to live a normal life." In fact, it is not desirable and hard to do it. Since you enter the workplace without paying or being under pressure, it is impossible to achieve your intended goals, even the lives of ordinary people you think. The key is how to set up this goal, whether it is set by yourself or by others, or by the standards of this society.

If there is a problem with this goal, the long-distance race in this life will come to an abrupt end in a terrible way. Let's look at other tragedies. Some time ago, the media repeatedly disclosed a series of unusual deaths of white-collar and gold-collar professionals: Liu Ying, former chief representative of the UK financial city and current head of China, committed suicide. Prior to this, zhao lichen, Investment Manager of Shenyin Wanguo self-owned department and 33 years old, jumped to the building and died. The Vice President of the Capital Department of Pudong Development Bank jumped to the building due to long-term depression; yuan Jian, a non-active researcher from Peking University, and Dacheng Fund, was dismissed during the trial period due to the elimination mechanism at the end, and committed suicide by jumping off the building.

Dr. hai gui and Pan Jie, who serve as "four big white-collar workers" like Yu Juan, as well as the people in the financial sector who have been mentioned to be under stress, should say that if they are judged by the value of this society, they are all typical examples of "Excellent student. However, when they are stepping into what others seem to be a brilliant career journey, they will not end up looking forward.

When we were young, we could easily say, "fight !" Because we think we have a lot of time and energy to fight and waste. At the critical point of life and death, Yu Juan realized that she didn't have to stay up late to cope with those tests, and she didn't have to finish one task after another for an unclear goal, she even thought that her GT certificate was worthless. She said, "I once tried to get two degrees in three years. In three and a half years, I got a Norwegian Master's degree and a Fudan doctor's degree. However, my doctor has never been a Master's degree. I tried my best to work on both days and nights. I was so angry that I didn't finish my goal. Now I think it's just a year before I graduated. However, which one on earth cares if I graduated from my doctor one year earlier or one year later ?"

Indeed, there are a lot of young people around us who don't think much before they decide to "Work hard". What are they trying to get. I also take the postgraduate entrance exams for others. I also take the exams for other people's research, and I take the exams for other people's civil servants. If you are young, do not take any tests. Although we often say that this society is changing too fast, you cannot think about it at all. In a hurry, it is inevitable that you will not be able to catch up with the crowd. If you are lucky enough to have caught up with the first shuttle bus, you have to keep ahead and strive to enter the Fast Lane forever. But whether the car can take you to the place you want to go, the speed can be maintained for long, and people do not have time to think about it.

As a young man in the workplace, sometimes you may wish to stop and spend some time thinking about these issues. For example, "Where will I be in five years? "Is this what I really need ?" "What does this goal bring to me ?" "Is my current goal reliable in five years ?" For a rapidly changing age, the Five-Year Plan may take longer for young people, but it is necessary to think about such a problem. Before you work hard or "Work hard", think about these questions: Have you decided where you will be in five years? What kind of life do you want to live in five years? Five years later, what do you want to do most? Next, compare with yourself, where are the values of what you are doing now? What is the impact of each step on you after five years? What is your goal this year?

I remember a previous survey: nearly 52% of the employees in the workplace are willing to change their freedom to higher salaries, and even 5 million are willing to use for their own 10 years. This reflects the pressure on young people in the workplace, but it also shows that people do not have to think deeply about the meaning and value of work. If you get a high salary, you need to put all your time together. If you work overtime only for overtime, if you stay up late just to get a certificate, you have to calculate whether such a desperate effort is worth it. You need to consider every step of your effort in the long-term planning of your professional life, and make every effort the most efficient, because each of us is the same-limited time.

Over the years, I have insisted on long-distance running and found that long-distance running is not only good for health, but also conducive to thinking. Life is like a long-distance race. Career planning is very important. When we split every stage of planning, we will find that it is knowledge to know when to jog, when to sprint, when to start, and when to start and run.

 

From http://blog.ceconlinebbs.com/BLOG_ARTICLE_60743.HTM? Click_from = 201716758, 88000011583, 2011-05-20, CECOL, CHANNELALERT