Don't be discouraged, maybe the problem is not you, but your career positioning itself is a bit "off-track".
At the beginning, you passionately chose the fields of education, engineering, health care or business management, hoping to achieve career advancement and win social recognition through unremitting efforts. However, as an important node in your career, intermediate titles are like an insurmountable hurdle that makes you feel frustrated.
But have you ever thought that this problem may lie in career choice? In traditional Chinese culture, there is a saying that "teach students according to their aptitude". In the same way, when we choose a career, we should also "choose a career according to the person". Everyone's interests, abilities and specialties are different, and the right career will naturally be different.
Perhaps, you have come a long way in your current career path, but if you find that you are always struggling to meet the standards of intermediate titles, then you may want to stop and re-examine your career position. Is it that the requirements of the profession do not match your competencies, or are your interests and values not quite aligned with the profession?
Of course, this doesn't mean that you have to give up on the career you've already put your heart and soul into, but you have to learn to adjust your career plan. You can expand your skills by taking part in vocational training, or find a career path that better matches your abilities.
In addition, there is a certain degree of subjectivity and competition in the evaluation of professional titles. Sometimes, even if you do a good job, you may fail the judging for a variety of reasons. At this time, you can try to think about the problem from different angles, such as seeking help and feedback from your peers, or actively participating in communication activities in the industry to increase your visibility and influence.
However, if you still feel like your current career path isn't right for you, it's okay to be brave enough to make a change. After all, "the tree dies, the person lives", and a change of environment may bring you new opportunities and challenges.
In short, in the face of the dilemma of intermediate title review, we should not blindly blame ourselves or be frustrated. Instead, we should actively look for the root cause of the problem and try to solve it from different angles. Remember, the ultimate goal of career choices is to allow us to find our own stage and reach our highest potential. So, if you find yourself never able to make a breakthrough in your current career path, then be bold and explore new possibilities!