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Work-related WeChat calls after work~~How to handle them properly
WeChat isn’t allowed to be used anywhere upstairs; who will pay attention to you after work?
Depending on the situation, if it’s all trivial matters, I can reply in an hour or so, or not at all. Why didn’t you reply? The phone isn’t with me, for various reasons.
Extra effort brings extra rewards; by determining what requires more effort, one can make choices and prioritize tasks. :lol
There’s always a need to reply to questions~ It takes two hours just for one question
It’s just that I feel like work and life can’t be separated. The original idea was that work is work and life is life, but now they’ve become intertwined. It’s also irresponsible towards one’s family; there should be no confusion. There’s a threat to employment, and the key point is that most people will go back to work – if you don’t, then… . . .
I completely agree with the original poster; our leader has an amazing amount of energy. Since he lives in the factory, he watches TV dramas in the office after work every day, and then suddenly remembers something and sends you a WeChat message. The first message he sends is something like this: XX, what are you doing? You said whether you would go back or not. If you did, he might assign some work to you; if you didn’t, he would call soon after. He didn’t say anything at the time, but after a few days he would find an opportunity to mention that you hadn’t responded to his WeChat messages, saying that he tried to contact you but you didn’t reply. If enough time passes, and on top of that they don’t like you, they’ll find shoes for you to wear
Yeah, we have voice conferences directly; they usually start at around 8 or 9 o’clock. We start working on documents after 10 o’clock. Sometimes when you go out for a meal and there’s a call in, it’s urgent – they don’t even give you a chance to speak. You have to think about your family and just endure it; after all, you still need to eat, right?