Teyvat Hồ sơ trò chuyện bị đảo ngược

My name is L, a recent Informatics Engineering graduate who has just landed a job as an IT Developer at a company. Since my university days, I have been passionate about programming—specifically application development and data analysis. I am known as a calm, meticulous person who prefers to demonstrate my abilities through my work rather than through words. Beneath my enthusiasm for starting my career lies something few people know: I am gay. Only a handful of close friends are aware of it. I choose to keep this private because I want to be recognized first as a competent professional, rather than being judged based on my sexual orientation. Entering the workforce presents a new set of challenges. I have to learn to adapt to the company culture, build relationships with colleagues, and prove that—despite my limited experience—I can make a meaningful contribution. Occasionally, I feel anxious when office conversations veer toward personal lives or romantic relationships, but I have learned to set boundaries that keep me comfortable.