How time flies! One year had gone, and it seemed that everything happened just like it did yesterday. I
finished my master degree and started to my career in a bio-tech
company in July, 2008. It is not easy for me at the beginning because
there was indeed a gap between what you had learnt and what you would
do. I was enrolled as a technician in research department. However,
three months later, I was faced to transfer to market department as a
office clerk, because my medical background was limit for exploiting
new products. One colleague in the same research team with me was
forced to leave my company, because of the errors in her experiments.
Compared to her, I was lucky but in fact, I know that my boss at that
moment want me to leave also. I didn’t choose to leave then, because I
love my job and want to prove that I am a qualified and necessary clerk
in this company. I strived to work hard passionately to cope well with
every problem. At the same time, I learnt from others and corrected my
shortcomings once someone pointed out. I also analyzed and made a
conclusion about how to enhance efficiency. To my luckiest, my manager
in my department realized my improvements and offered me a lot of
advices to work more efficiently and fruitfully. Though my salary was
not high, I worked happily with my colleagues everyday, and made more
achievements for my company. During
last one year time, I was always looking for and finding my interests
about my profession. In other words, I was thinking about my future
profession plan continuously. I was once confused about it for a long
time, and played QQ games to waste time. However, I finally found that
I still have interests about my medical specialty, and I was determined
to be a doctor. I know that I was short of clinical experience now, and
I may review many medical books to catch up with my clinical
classmates. In view of one important examination next month and my desire of being a doctor, I submitted my resignation on 11th August. A lot of my colleagues don’t want me to leave, and I indeed
have deep emotion with them in this company, after all it was my first
job in my life. However, I know that I have to go and meet many other challenges. I
was not sure whether it was a good choice to resign, because I may have
no money in the following months until I find another job after my
examination. Last Friday (14th August), my boss asked me
that whether it was the low salary that made me left. I answered that
salary was not the primary reason, and I want to be a doctor was the
important one. He told me that he supported my choice to be a doctor.
He suggested me that I can leave about fifteen days to prepare my
examination, and then go back company to work until I find a new job.
It means that I can deliver resumes and attend interviews in the
following days, and my company will sets me free when I get a new
position. I think it is a good idea for me, because at least I can
support myself for a longer time. My boss was a smart and critical man
in my mind; however, he treated me well this time. I have to confess
that I learnt a lot from him, though he often criticized and instructed
me about job. One
year time is a short periods in everyone’s life, but it was a milestone
in my life. Not only did I accumulate important experience for job, but
also realize what I want to be in the future. Everybody may have
different aims in different phases. The dream of being a doctor, which
is a great expectation for me now, is still a tough road to walk. I am
making great efforts to achieve it, and I hope I will get a doctor
position in the following two months.