Is working for a vaping company harmful to your health?

 The adult world always revolves around the two main themes of "dreams" and "money".

  However, few can turn these two melodies into a symphony at the peak of life.   In the rush to survive and earn a little more money,   if someone asks you: "What is your ideal job?"   Countless chaotic thoughts and scenes flood your mind:   The alarm clock that wakes you up every day is always so annoying.   The morning rush hour subway squashes your breakfast into mush.   You find yourself dozing off in the morning meeting, thinking about how to get through the day.   When your boss scolds you, you lower your head, but inside, you have a voice roaring:   "I work just to make money; what ideals? My ideal is not to work at all."   You say you want to escape.   I need you.   A domestic job-seeking website released the "2017 Resignation and Salary Adjustment Survey Report," which shows that the resignation rate of recent graduates has been continuously rising over the past three years, reaching 26.5% in 2016.   This result is related to the rapid development of society: in the internet age, information is becoming more developed and transparent. You can see who has gone abroad for further studies, who has started a business and made a fortune, and who is traveling the world while making money. With just a few taps on your phone, your heart is stirred multiple times. On the other hand, various media and a plethora of internet products have shown people more possible lifestyles: a monthly salary in the four digits for domestic travel, five digits for Southeast Asia, elites drinking xx brand coffee, getting a gym membership to refuse greasy food...   The influx of inflated information into the brain makes people both envious and wanting to have everything while being tormented by reality, feeling like work is akin to marrying a plain spouse, while the outside world resembles a beautiful young lady, the former makes you sigh about life, while the latter makes you restless: why can’t I marry a beautiful young lady and happily earn money?   So many people, especially inexperienced job seekers, often place too much emphasis on whether the company offers five insurances and one fund, whether the benefits are generous, whether the boss gets along well with employees, and how much overtime there is, while neglecting their own capabilities. When they learn that the job requires strong stress resistance and efficiency, they suddenly feel that they have lost personal space and joy in the thought of working hard in the future.   Hiring is too difficult, HR says.   Finding a desirable job is too hard, job seekers say.   The job seeker across the table looks over.   I need you.   In fact, for more young people, the career demands of "freedom, fun, cutting-edge, working while playing, flat management, a boss like a brother, and being able to diss ideas" and the career ideals of "pursuing self, expressing creativity, frontline combat, and rapid advancement" find a field full of possibilities and challenges, like Santa Claus's gifts, revealing many surprises when opened.   That field is e-cigarettes.   In the past two years, the domestic e-cigarette industry has developed rapidly, with the entry and expansion of brands, manufacturers, media, and physical stores requiring more talent to support this market. However, the e-cigarette industry is also facing difficulties in recruitment, with the biggest obstacle being people's "cognitive bias" towards e-cigarettes.   What are e-cigarettes? What is the background of this industry? What are the development prospects? Is it too niche? Why do you make e-cigarettes? Is there any sentiment or opportunity? Will working here harm my health? Can I succeed without understanding e-cigarettes?   In addition to educating interviewees about the background of the e-cigarette industry and what e-cigarettes are, it is more important to explain that the e-cigarette industry has a huge potential consumer base and a development blue ocean. Ninety-five percent of the world's e-cigarettes are produced in China, and several major e-cigarette brands recognized by foreign consumers come from China.   E-cigarettes are a strong business card that China presents to the world, and you may play the role of spreading it across the globe.   Do you know I am waiting for you?   I need you.   More importantly, you don’t have to chase the excitement of the outside world while holding onto your ideals.   The uniqueness of the e-cigarette industry ensures that this is a job connected to the world: major cities in Europe, America, and Southeast Asia hold e-cigarette exhibitions every year, and you will follow international friends to seek new opportunities and markets in their e-cigarette world, challenging your limits through exchanges with diverse minds, perhaps securing an exclusive agency, negotiating a cooperation opportunity, or deeply exploring to obtain frontline intelligence.   You will also see different national trend cultures merging freely in one exhibition hall, and the diversity and inclusiveness of vapor culture allow it to perfectly cross over with any industry: tattoos, electronic music, extreme sports, modifications, clothing, trendy shoes, and various peripheral products. Perhaps you planned a perfect crossover event, or perhaps you opened up a new cooperation model, using novel and exciting ways to bring vapor culture and e-cigarettes to a broader audience.   The key is that you no longer have to feel that work is a nine-to-five cage, bound by various rules that restrict your freedom. People in the e-cigarette industry are friends who enjoy trends, warriors who face challenges, and pioneers who go wherever there is novelty. They are the ones spreading vapor culture, bringing fun and health to others.