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Things at work

2015-12-23View Original

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I’ve seen many netizens argue that it’s best to have a simple job, but I can’t help but wonder: work isn’t like a TV drama – it doesn’t have a beginning, some plot developments, and then an ending; when things actually get underway, there are many details that a TV drama simply cannot depict! Just like me now – everyone in my department resigned last year; I worked alone for half a year. In August, two people who knew nothing about this work were transferred in, and in October another person who didn’t understand anything was assigned as a supervisor. Afterwards, my boss increased my salary, basically as compensation for the money I earned by training these people. I don’t want this money at all. I’m in a completely passive situation right now; it’s as if I’m having to use other people’s money to deal with their problems. But I’m not happy at all – negative emotions overwhelm me every day. I don’t want to go to work, and I don’t want to see those arrogant colleagues. It’s really frustrating! People from other majors thought I was pregnant, which is why they assigned me a team leader. Now I want to explain things and argue my case, but I can’t express my feelings! (This job is mainly done by men; women don’t have enough strength.) I said so much but still didn’t express exactly what I wanted to say. Well, just let it out; it’s okay as long as it’s seen
Reply #22015-12-23
Frustrated! Frustrated! So frustrated! It’s so messy! Work is in chaos too! Chaos! Chaos! Chaos!
Reply #32015-12-23
A calm mind brings coolness. Do what you can at work, and don’t worry about it after work. Cows? I’m not afraid. Put forward your ideas, suggestions, and requests; let him think about them and take action. As long as it doesn’t lead to any serious consequences, let him do as he wants. Only when problems arise or are about to arise should corrective actions be taken – after that, he will become more obedient. No one is perfect, especially these days when it’s hard to make money and people tend to be impulsive; just don’t get caught up in that mindset. @zhongqiaofang
Reply #42015-12-23
Unpleasant things happen eight or nine times out of ten; life itself is a form of torment :Q
Reply #52015-12-24
Normal; large industries are in trouble, and both bosses and employees have abnormal mindsets~~
Reply #62015-12-25
At work, don’t try to guess what others are thinking too much; instead, ask yourself what you need most. This will calm things down a bit.
Reply #72015-12-27
The thing is, I don’t even want to say it! He thinks he knows a lot about it; he’s full of confidence, and believes that even though he’s never done this job before, it’s not difficult – with enough time and some experience, any task will be no problem! Although I am an experienced employee in this role, I still don’t dare to underestimate this profession. I’ve never considered myself very skilled at it, because I realize there are deep aspects to this profession, and it’s impossible to learn everything even after spending a lifetime studying it! My dear, do you think my job is satisfying? ! I’m not the kind of person who is very adaptable or smooth!

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