whether you choose to work as a general worker in a factory or as a dessert shop employee in a shopping mall depends on your personal interests, skills, career goals and preferences for the working environment. The following are some considerations:

1. Interests and skills:

1. If you are interested in making desserts and have relevant skills or are willing to learn, working in a dessert shop may attract you more.

2. If you are interested in assembly line work or manufacturing, and like stable and possibly physical work, then factory general workers may be more suitable for you.

2. Working environment:

1. Sweet shops usually need to communicate directly with customers, and they need good service awareness and communication skills, so the working environment may be more relaxed and social.

2. The factory environment may be more mechanized and repetitive, but it may not need much interaction with customers, and the working pace may be determined by the machine.

3. Working hours:

1. Retail industries (such as dessert shops) may need to work on weekends and holidays, because these are the peak hours.

2. The working hours of the factory may be more fixed, but overtime may also be required, especially during the peak production demand.

Fourth, career development:

1. Working in a dessert shop may give you more opportunities to learn catering management and customer service skills, which can be transferred and developed in the catering industry.

2. Working in a factory may provide more experience about manufacturing process and operating machinery, which is helpful for future career development in manufacturing or other industrial fields.

V. Salary and benefits:

1. The salary and benefits provided by different regions and employers may vary greatly, so you need to know the industry standards in your region.

VI. Personal development:

1. Consider what kind of job can provide better learning and growth opportunities and what kind of job can help you achieve your long-term career goals.

In a word, choosing a job should be based on your personal situation and preferences. If possible, try to talk with practitioners in two industries to understand their daily work and career satisfaction, which will help you make more informed decisions.