What's the biggest failure you've ever done?

The most failed thing I have ever done is that I failed to seize the opportunity and make the right choice when it was time to gain and gain.

Maybe now I have a job that people around me think is okay, and in their eyes, it is easy for me to get this job.

However, I still regret that in the last year of college, which is also the most critical year, I did not make the choice I liked. This job will make me doubt the value of life now, and I still yearn for the sacred academic palace.

That year, I had no goals of my own. I liked to follow the crowd and had no independent opinion in doing things.

Thinking back to three years ago.

The senior year had just started, and some of our professional courses had not yet ended. But most students are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination or going out to find jobs, so very few students attend classes on time. I felt bored and lonely in the classroom and began to plan my own path.

Look for a job. Going for interviews is too hard, and if you are rejected frequently, you will not be able to hold your head high in front of your classmates. It’s great to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Although it is hard work, at least it makes you look like a top student. Moreover, I am quite interested in my major.

So, in a daze, I joined the postgraduate entrance examination army and decided to apply for a school in the north.

The road to review for the postgraduate entrance examination was very difficult, and the three points and one line of high school life reappeared in my world. Looking at those job seekers, although they are quite tiring, at least they can take advantage of the interview opportunity to go on a small trip, and once the job search is successful, they will be able to support themselves in the future. Gradually, I began to be unable to stand the temptation of the outside world and began to hate the boring road of review. After some decision-making, I "resolutely" gave up the postgraduate entrance examination and joined the job search army.

At that time, major banks were recruiting vigorously for autumn. In fact, I didn’t like to be a bank teller. However, in order to avoid the postgraduate entrance examination and follow the trend, I blindly accepted all the bank’s recruitment. Apply online.

To my surprise, I applied to several banks online. I went through the written test, interview, and a series of steps in a daze, but failed in the final interview.

My failure in applying for a job made me think about preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination. However, it was already November and I had not yet read through the textbooks. However, after some encouragement, I still chose to "persist". In the examination room, those knowledge points seemed familiar to me, but when I picked up the pen, I still had no idea.

I remember the day the postgraduate entrance examination results came out, I had already predicted the worst outcome. But when the score appeared in front of my eyes, I still couldn't control my sadness and burst into tears.

I love my major, but I am no longer on a university campus, and can no longer swim in the ocean of knowledge.

The failure of the postgraduate entrance examination is a regret in my life, and in the middle, it was my lack of persistence, my inability to correctly understand myself, and my failure to give the necessary respect to the postgraduate entrance examination.

Perseverance leads to prosperity: this is my motto today.

In the future, whatever you do, you must ask yourself, what do you want to get from doing this?