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The summer after I graduated, I put off looking for a job and worked freelance for a while. My criteria for job openings were the ability to work in silence and solitude. Job openings such as "room cleaner" or "new restaurant employee" suited me. The first attracted me because such work could be done alone. The second - because of the hope that I would qatar telegram database be able to fit in better with a new team where no one knew each other yet.

After some time, I got a job at an accounting firm, but my calculations were constantly making mistakes. I was quickly labeled as a clueless newbie. Now I understand that I am not really suited for such painstaking work because of my restless nature. Because of my mistakes, I was constantly reprimanded and invited to "talk in private" every day.

I was so stressed that I didn't want to go to work in the mornings, and being late made people even angrier at me.

A year later, after I had made another mistake, I was called into the boss’s office and asked point-blank: “What should we do with you?” I could only whisper that I would resign of my own free will.

My next job was at a 24-hour department store. When I was looking for a job, I deliberately chose a mid-tier company that later took the lead. I decided to continue working somewhere that was not strictly organized, where everything was still in the process of becoming, and where I could make a contribution. It was a good decision: the harder I worked, the better my results were and the more I was appreciated.