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What do you do when the work is too easy? Read the newspaper every day, study lotteries, feeling lost

2010-02-03View Original

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I’ve been working for half a year now at a state-owned enterprise. The company isn’t doing very well these days; my daily tasks at the office consist of writing things down, printing documents, and reading newspapers. I work seven hours a day, and it’s quite easy work. I don’t even know what to do when I get home Reading? What are you going to watch for a while? Is all working time wasted? Confused! Has anyone else experienced this situation? Tell me what you guys are doing right now
Reply #22010-02-03
Working in a state-owned enterprise is so leisurely; you can use your working time to trade stocks on your phone! Or do something that you’re interested in!
Reply #32010-02-03
Work is like being trapped in a city wall – one always envies others’ jobs, while others envy one’s own
Reply #42010-02-03
I usually surf the Internet, or read novels; sometimes I watch DVDs too.
Reply #52010-02-03
I already said it: studying lotteries. If you haven’t won 5 million, it means you haven’t studied it thoroughly enough; you need to keep working hard. There’s no need to feel confused
Reply #62010-02-03
It is advisable to learn more things as a precaution for unexpected situations; one regrets not having enough knowledge when it’s needed
Reply #72010-02-03
It’s also good to talk with colleagues about your experiences playing mahjong.
Reply #82010-02-03
We’re pretty much the same as you, but I spend most of my time getting familiar with the business! Study hard! Youth is priceless!
Reply #92010-02-03
Hehe, you can’t read professional books or study during working hours. It’s a good idea to explore stocks or lotteries instead, hehe
Reply #102010-02-03
O(∩_∩)O~ I guess I haven’t yet thought about willpower, the pursuit of goals, or the meaning of life

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