Workplace Debate Episode 54: Should You Get a Passport for Work?
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The last edit to this post was made by Thank goodness you're here on 2015-7-3 at 16:04. Depending on the company’s business projects, it is sometimes necessary for the sales department to travel abroad to conduct preliminary discussions, follow-ups, and business development activities with clients; in such cases, the technical department may also need to accompany them on these trips. As for the specifics of the business trip and whether the desired results were achieved, we’ll not discuss that for now; the schedule is generally very tight (there’s hardly any time for leisure, the allowances are low, and there are no leave days available). Here, we only discuss whether it is necessary to obtain a passport for work
I am the least willing to go on business trips. Not only is the travel tiring, but complaints are also a minor issue; when problems aren’t resolved and the results of the inspection are unsatisfactory, I end up facing a bunch of criticisms, which really bothers me. Although everyone knows it’s not something you can control personally, then why were you sent on a business trip to solve this problem? I try my best to avoid going inside the country, let alone abroad.
Passports are divided into service passports and private passports; service passports are only issued to **government agencies and state-owned enterprises； And private enterprises basically all have private passports. And now, there are very few people who don’t have a personal passport.
I don’t have one; is that considered weird? Or is my topic not worth discussing? Do I need a passport for work?
Now, whether for work or not, it is necessary for everyone to have a personal passport. What if we took a spontaneous trip, what do you think, Old Wang?
Business trips are great! Enjoy the view :)
I don’t want to go through the hassle right now; I can just leave whenever I want – being single is fine! Leaving on a whim, while pursuing personal enjoyment, brings about a range of costs related to transportation, dining, travel, and hotels; it also increases personal safety risks to some extent, especially in unexplored tourist destinations. I also met some friends who changed their nationality but still stayed in the country. It’s not about whether to apply for a passport or not, but rather whether to get one for work
The world is so big; I want to go and see it!
It still needs to be carried out; it’s beneficial both for public and private reasons. The premise is that the company covers the costs related to obtaining the certificates
Hehe! I went to enjoy the scenery haha :)