7-8 years of work experience concentrated in one company, one industry, and one direction. The accumulation of 7-8 years shapes a deep understanding of the industry, and also begins to view the industry, career direction, and the company from a higher and more distant perspective. Suddenly, I realize that while pursuing appreciation, salary increases, and career development, I have always been constantly depreciating!
First, from a job perspective, if you stay in the same position for more than a year, you learn less, give more, grow slower, and the valuable assets you can accumulate for your career growth also decrease. This is like doing an addition. In some industries or career directions, the accumulation of experience can completely break through the dilemma of learning and growth speed. Or when your self-learning and self-growth speed declines, because the industry and career direction place more emphasis on experience accumulation, and in the process of accumulating experience, you are actually exposed to many different work contents, your overall speed is rising, and your value is also rising. But if you can only be exposed to repetitive work content in the same position, undoubtedly, you are constantly depreciating!
Second, from a company perspective, the impact of corporate development on personal development is relatively more explicit. When a company is growing healthily, whether it is the company's scale, industry recognition, or social recognition, especially the most direct economic treatment for individuals, there will definitely be healthy growth. At the same time, if you truly give, what you get in return will be various healthy developments that exceed the speed of corporate development. Conversely, when a company is in trouble, even if individuals invest a lot of time and energy, it is difficult to effectively reverse the decline. Even when the boss wants to give you the reward you deserve, he may fall into a situation where he cannot sustain it. Your efforts will have the opposite effect, and you will be forced to depreciate continuously!
Third, from an industry perspective, the impact of industry development on companies in the industry will also affect personal development. From the perspective of career choice, the saying "Men fear entering the wrong industry, women fear marrying the wrong man" is indeed far-reaching. Personal career development is largely influenced by the fit between the individual and the company. Choosing a good industry and continuously studying it means that after 10, 20, or 30 years, you will stand at the forefront of a booming industry as an industry expert. If the industry is declining, the impact on your own depreciation is geometric. You will be forced to depreciate continuously!
When we are all working hard, pursuing a better life and long-term development, it is very important to choose each step well. It is even more important to consider the impact of the position, company, and industry at each step. To make your efforts for continuous growth pay off, you must avoid the trap of "depreciation"!
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