I have an elder who works long hours and belongs to that kind of steady person. When he was an industry, he loved an industry. He is engaged in the clothing industry. It can be said that he has been engaged in the clothing industry for more than 20 years from reading books to getting married to children growing up.
But he is also a small manager at the grass-roots level, and he is also the kind of person who has to be responsible for many complicated things himself. It's hard to imagine how you can keep your nose clean after all these years.
My elders may be due to personality problems. He is not good at changing and choosing his own industry. He just works step by step every day and never thinks that great changes will take place.
Therefore, he never noticed how others struggled in the workplace. Others are aggressive. When their careers start to slump, they will look elsewhere, and when there is a good opportunity, they will choose to jump ship.
Some people who jump into other industries have a new starting point and direction of struggle. Life has changed greatly. Others have worked in this industry for many years and decided to start their own businesses. After all, they have been engaged in this industry for so many years, and they must have accumulated some contacts and experience.
It is also a risky choice to use these contacts and experiences to open up a new starting point for your career. However, risks often mean benefits. Of course, it is impossible for people who have no courage to change to achieve such success.
When a person has worked in an industry for many years, don't think that it can be done. Instead, it is necessary to use so many years of work experience to judge whether the industry you are currently engaged in has development prospects and whether there is a good room for improvement, so as to choose whether to change careers.