All careers are human / One career until retirement / It's kind of an obsession! /There's nothing to regret. /

If you like it, you have no regrets, but if you want to do it in another karma, you don't.

The older generation is basically one occupation, one unit until retirement. That's normal! After the reform and opening up, many people are job-hopping, cross-industry employment! It is a reflection of the progress of social diversity!

There's nothing to be sorry about.

People who are generally successful are those who have been in one profession all their lives.

It's been that way since the beginning of time.

It used to be even more so in the planning days.

That's the norm, the ones that change jobs a lot are not so good instead.

Having worked in only one profession from youth to retirement, this man is an elite, either a dullard, or a rascal, the

Because if a person can work in this profession for his whole life, it proves that he loves this profession and must have made something, if he has not made something, he is just muddling along.

will not (act, happen etc)

I used to have the same idea as you, so I tried all kinds of ways to transfer to a new job without changing organizations, and went away to find out that actually starting from scratch is a very difficult task, I once changed 3 jobs in a year, and although I was exposed to a lot of things, none of them were enough to form skills, so to become a top-notch person is to plough deeper into a job. The fact that you've done one career means that you're very stable, so don't regret it, stick with it and plow deeper you'll do it with ease. So don't regret it, everything works out for the best.

No regrets.

From a one and done, out-of-print good guy!

Something to do with personal values, some will regret it, some won't.

This is something I feel deeply, after graduation went to the factory and mine, saw too many factory children grew up in the factory, grew up directly into the factory work, a job has been dry to retirement, every day doing the same work, on the work time to sneak a little private work, while complaining about the dissatisfaction with the leadership of the factory, while bragging about how good the outside world. Looking at them I saw myself in a few decades, this is not the life I want. So I resigned without hesitation in my prime. At that time, a lot of friends advised me, you are a dual-income, home is also settled here, the work is also stable, many people want to get into the still can not get in it. I was so reply, people live is a process, not the result. Only when the experience is rich and wonderful will life be meaningful. The latter experience does prove that my experience is indeed rich, see things, see the problem from a different perspective and before, the vision is also broadened a lot.

Of course we also have many coworkers who came into the factory together who remain in their original units. They have gained more material things than I have. But I have no regrets. I believe that if I were to turn back the clock I would still make this choice.

I don't have any regrets. Can you still experience everything in 360 lines?

In this society, such as a job to work until the old that can be said to be rare and lucky, to save how much trouble, to save how much to change the job of the annoyance, interpersonal relationships, job changes and so on.

A change in job is a change in environment and relationships, don't you think it will be more trouble than regret? Older people don't always work from one day to the next until they retire. Laying off or changing jobs in the middle of the day is what's called a loss for them.

If you have a job that you can work safely and securely until you grow old, it is better to think more about cherishing it and less about regretting it!