Moved to China for a media role and finding it tough to adapt

Half a year ago, I moved from Singapore to China in an internal transfer to give myself the experience of working outside of Singapore (I've always been working in Singapore). It wasn't a role that I particularly wanted to do as my background was in project management and marketing but it gave me a road into a country that I wanted to explore.

Since then, it's been really tough. I don't particularly like the role as it's a new domain of knowledge and it's not something that I want to pursue. The language barrier doesn't help as well as it's all in mandarin, making it tough to discuss projects or even understand complex business terminologies. I'm 32 and wanting to look for something closer to what I am passionate about (Design, Product, Tech) but with every passing month, being in this role is making me more anxious on my performance and where I'm in my career path.

I have tried looking for new roles but nobody has gotten back to me in the past 3 months of job hunting. It's depressing, and it's starting to make me nervous about where I'm. I'm worried I don't perform well, nor do I click well with my colleagues. Don't get me wrong, they are all great people and it's a good place to be but it just isn't my interests and it's getting me so down.

I like being in China and outside of work, interests have been keeping me sane. I honestly don't know what to do. I don't want to quit because I would lose my visa and finding a new role here would be tough but mentally it's been such a struggle. How do I deal with this and move forward with my career and life?

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Moved to China for a media role and finding it tough to adapt Moved to China for a media role and finding it tough to adapt Reviewed by Louhi on février 15, 2019 Rating: 5

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