"I want to resign." When I got home in the evening, I saw a message from my colleague. I was a little surprised, so I asked, "What's wrong?" What happened? "She didn't get back to me. The thought of resigning is always

"I want to resign." When I got home in the evening, I saw a message from my colleague. I was a little surprised, so I asked, "What's wrong?" What happened? "She didn't get back to me.

The idea of resigning always appears in our minds very impulsively, when we encounter very wronged things, or when we have accumulated unfair events for a period of time, we feel that it is not worth it, we feel that we do not stay at this time, or when we have a better place to go after careful consideration.

I don't know under what circumstances she has this idea today. But in any case, I don't want to make impulsive decisions.

I have also thought about resigning at many times, when misunderstood by leaders, when I am excluded by colleagues, when I am underpaid, and when I work overtime until late at night. Every time, I think very seriously about where I should go after resigning, what I should do, and whether it is better than now. Each time at the end, I gave up resigning.

However, behind every time I have the idea of resigning, there is my own stubbornness, I will think about the crux of my current problem, and I will try to solve it. When the immediate problems are resolved, I don't want to quit. Because I really didn't find a better place to go, and I really didn't have enough courage to start from the unknown, and I really didn't have the courage to be willful.

So I'm going to have a good talk with my colleagues, and if she really has a better development, then I encourage, and if she has some impulses, I will advise her to be cautious. Because everyone carries the burden of life, sometimes it is not necessarily another brilliant beginning, but a difficult repetition.

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