只要一谈起“找工作”,特别是年轻人,其中大部分人只有两个词作答:“难找”,“烦人”。笔者有幸接触了许多已经在工作的年轻人,在和他们的交谈中,深知他们工作的酸甜苦辣,笔者认为,他们中的有些真实体会可以讲给正在找工作的年轻人听听,使他们能从中得到启示。 A小姐于1998年毕业于上海交大通讯专业,目前已在美国工作,她说,她现在工作很累,因为变化太快,她得不停地学习新的东西,不停的投资教育,没过多的时间顾及别的,如个人家庭的建立等,当然还使父母亲担心的是女儿的健康问题“由于我在选工作之前,爸爸反复强调过,选这样的工作,得作好吃一辈子苦的思想准备,所以,我目前的生活,工作一切都正常。但我有个同事可惨了,他学的电脑,日新月异的变化,每天都有新的东西出来,逼得他必须不停学习,不 Just talking about “looking for a job,” especially for young people, most of them answered only two words: “hard to find” and “annoying.” I was fortunate enough to come into contact with many young people who are already at work. During my conversations with them, I knew that their work was full of ups and downs. In my opinion, some of them have real experiences that they can tell young people looking for work to enable them to Get inspiration from it. Ms. A graduated from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 1998 with a major in communications and currently works in the United States. She said she is tired of working now because she changes so fast that she has to constantly learn new things, keep investing in education, More time to take care of others, such as the establishment of an individual family, of course, but also to make parents worried about the health problems of their daughters. "Before I was elected, my father repeatedly stressed that choosing such a job would have to make a delicious life Therefore, my current life and work are all normal, but I have a colleague can be terrible, his computer, rapid changes, every day there are new things out, forcing him to keep learning, Do not