If the purpose is to change jobs in the future, you may need to consider which direction you plan to develop, and then decide what to do now from scratch.

Generally speaking, no matter what you do, you need basic general skills, such as writing, speaking, PPT, and English, Japanese, Cantonese and other languages. If you want to be an entrepreneur, you may need to develop your professional knowledge and management knowledge in vertical segmentation, including but not limited to equity incentive, strategy formulation, product design, marketing and corporate culture. Each item can't be easily done in a few hours, and it needs a lot of time for deep cultivation and research.

It is difficult to compete with those who have worked hard in this field for thousands of hours if they just hold "just learned almost" Job-hopping is essentially "selling your professional ability". If your ability is not outstanding in the human resources market and you can't compete with others, you won't get a satisfactory bid, and every job-hopping is actually the loss of contacts and resources. Some people say.

I don't have much time after work, so I feel tired easily, or I am disturbed by trivial matters of life. It takes a lot of effort to learn a skill that can support your job-hopping in a limited time, and it takes more time than expected to make it possible. You don't just want to learn, but you don't want to learn, so the time you expect may never come.

As for what to learn specifically, you may need to make an evaluation of your own personal quality model and then discuss it according to the actual situation. I suggest you talk to a career planner, which may make you more targeted. Otherwise, the limited time is wasted like a headless fly. You have to choose this one at a time and that one at a time. The non-renewable resource you lose-time-is actually a bigger cost.

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