I only found out after working for so many years. . .
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The so-called learning skills is meant to fool idiots. . . How much you earn has nothing to do with how much work you do or what skills you have. . .
Don’t think like that. Working in the chemical industry is a field that concerns the safety of yourself and others. You may not like it, but you must take it seriously
That’s right; safety is an issue that must be taken into consideration – one cannot leave it to others to handle it; one has to take control of their own safety； Secondly, once you’ve learned something, how can you say it’s useless???
But it is related to how much money you will earn in the future and how significant that amount will be!
Reply to 1# percy_qi, original poster: Please remember the following formula: Earnings = Salary + Skills + Experience + Wisdom. Having abilities is ten thousand times more important than having money. To put it another way, your boss can control your salary, but he cannot control your eyes and ears, which allow you to learn new skills, gain experience, and increase your wisdom.
Technology is still the key to protecting oneself; one can’t just work blindly like an idiot.
The purpose of those of us who work in technical fields: to learn technology； Make money ； Learn skills + make money. If none of these three can be achieved, then move to another place. I recall the jokingly mentioned three elements of success: 1. Persist ； 2. Shameless ； 3. Insist on being shameless
It seems that the year-end bonus wasn’t as large as he had expected, which was a blow to him.
It seems that the year-end bonus wasn’t as large as he had expected, which was a blow to him.
Hehe, I won’t reply to each of you up there; the New Year is approaching, so I wish everyone a happy New Year.
I realize it too late, but everything loses its meaning once money is involved