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I graduated from university last year.Now,I work in

a company,but my boss assign very few things to me.So,Most of my working time is free,I feel nothing I can do.
Now,My workmates considering that I am a worthless person,and I feel pressure.
What Can I do to make some changes happen?

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How do you know that your workmates feel that you are a worthless person? Have they ever told you? If not, it is not okay to assume things like that. It is normal for many bosses to give less work to new joinees. They do so because of a few reasons:

1. The new joinee doesn’t know all aspects of the work yet. So, he wouldn’t be able to take full responsibility immediately.
2. The new joinee should be able to pick up new and more work gradually.

How long have you been in this job? If it is less than 2 months or so, then I don’t think there is anything to worry. If it has been more than a quarter, you might want to talk directly to your boss and tell him that you want to do more work and take more responsibilities.

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