Core Viewpoint - Each resignation is a profound self-assessment, highlighting the importance of understanding personal value and industry prospects before making career decisions [22][24]. Group 1: Employee Experiences - The first employee, referred to as Xiao Lin, transitioned from a state-owned enterprise to a newspaper, ultimately resigning to join a new media company due to the decline of print media [4][7][9]. - The second individual, a blogger known as "Big Face Brother," changed jobs over ten times in two years, facing challenges in various roles, including as a live-streaming host and a food stall owner, before finding some success in food delivery [11][18][20]. Group 2: Insights on Job Changes - Many individuals consider resigning due to discomfort or dissatisfaction, but those who are truly successful evaluate their long-term career trajectory and industry conditions before leaving [22][23]. - The experiences of both Xiao Lin and Big Face Brother illustrate the pitfalls of avoiding challenges and the importance of addressing issues rather than escaping them [22][23]. Group 3: Personal Value and Industry Prospects - Personal value is defined by the growth stages an employee experiences in a company: slow start, rapid improvement, and plateau [26]. - Industry prospects are crucial; for instance, a student who specialized in internal combustion engines faced job scarcity due to the rise of electric vehicles, emphasizing the need for foresight in career choices [29][31]. Group 4: Strategic Career Decisions - A strategic approach to career changes involves assessing whether a job continues to provide growth and motivation, rather than merely escaping discomfort [27][28]. - Individuals should consider the overall environment and their own capabilities when deciding to leave a position, as simply changing jobs does not resolve underlying issues [33].

Economic Data - The US May core PPI increased by 3% year-on-year and 0.1% month-on-month, both below expectations[4] - Initial jobless claims in the US last week were 248,000, exceeding expectations[4] - The US Department of Commerce announced tariffs on various steel household appliances starting June 23[4] - May maritime imports in the US saw a significant decline[4] Market Performance - The 2-year US Treasury yield fell by 5 basis points to 3.897%[4] - The 5-year US Treasury yield decreased by 5.6 basis points to 3.961%[4] - The 10-year US Treasury yield dropped by 6.11 basis points to 4.359%[4] - The Baltic Dry Index closed at 1738.00, up 3.45%[5] - The Nasdaq Index closed at 19662.48, up 0.24%[5] - The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 42967.62, up 0.24%[5] - The S&P 500 closed at 6045.26, up 0.38%[5] - The Hang Seng Index closed at 24035.38, down 1.36%[5]