Photographer's assistant can be promoted to photographer?

To continue to be a grassroots in a different place, to be honest, you still have to take a chance, unless you have a very clear goal, which photographer's work I like, and he just recruits people, that's fine. If not, it can be said that there is no photography company that is not busy, and there is no company that recruits assistants with high salaries. I worked as a photography assistant in a company for three and a half years before independence. Although I can be said to be a photographer later, I know very well in my heart that no matter what I look like in front of my master when I grow up, I will always be an assistant, working an average of 12 hours a day and earning more than 3,000 yuan from 800 yuan. But before I took a photo, my salary in the Japanese-funded automobile company was more than 5,000 yuan, and the Japanese-funded company gave me 654,300 yuan. In the first year, I also met a bottleneck. I'm too busy at work. I don't want to touch the camera after work. Seeing other people's films, I always feel "but that's it." Lack of motivation, decreased passion, uncertain working hours, no desire to study, and my social circle gradually left me. Most importantly, I'm almost 30 years old, and I still have nothing to do. Of course, smart people will come out here to curse, so he realizes that he won't say anything when he says it. The key is what I do. I realized that I didn't have enough capital and competitiveness. I still have a chance, but I will pick up what I lost bit by bit. I left the society early and my education is relatively low. So in the second year of photography, I took the 30-year-old adult college entrance examination. Although admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts, the culture class is not easy to do. I insist on reading for two hours every day because I have no time to report for the training class. That adult college entrance examination, I got the second place in the whole grade in the culture class, which is not bad for a scum who has stayed in school for several years. Although I didn't want a degree (to be honest, I didn't have much confidence in getting a degree at that time), it was most helpful to study art knowledge seriously for the promotion of photography, but I sacrificed most of my holidays to study for it. There are no weekends at work, but classes on Sundays. It is common to go to class by car after work at night, and usually eat bread. Of course, I finally got my bachelor's degree.