*The job

Once on the way home, I heard a story on the radio about how a father educates his children. The plot roughly goes that the child admires a celebrity instead of studying hard because his idol often scored zero in exams when he was young, but he still achieves such success today. The father did not immediately refute the child's viewpoint but made a bet with him that if he scored zero on the next exam without submitting a blank paper, he would never interfere with his affairs again. Upon hearing this, I think most people probably think that getting a zero is not easy, and that intentionally making mistakes is enough? In fact, when a child receives an exam paper and finds out that to ensure every question is answered incorrectly, they must know the correct answer for every question. I think everyone now understands the true intentions of this father. Seemingly opposite opposites are consistent to a certain extent.

We often say 'no, only better', which means striving to do something *, not setting limits for oneself, and working hard without hesitation. Looking back at my work experience, I only had this kind of * work attitude when I first entered the workplace, because at that time I didn't understand anything and worked hard to complete anything without complaint from my superiors, because the blank had no boundaries. On the other hand, now that one has certain qualifications and experience in the workplace, they tend to hesitate and only focus on completing assignments, lacking the "*" spirit of the time. The * here does not require each of us to be a leader in the industry, but rather an attitude towards being a person and doing things.

Many people have heard of the 'ten-year rule', which means that anyone who wants to achieve success in a certain field needs at least ten years of focused effort,perseveranceThe effort. How many people can persist in doing only one thing for years in the face of today's colorful society? I think this is also advocated now“craftsmanship spirit”What's the reason for it!

*When the work is not completed, there is only progress!