My son is very dissatisfied with his work. He said angrily to his father, "My boss doesn't care about me at all. I'll slap his desk another day and quit. " My father said, "I suggest you thoroughly understand all the trade skills, business documents and company organization of your company, and even learn how to repair the glitch of the copier, and then resign." In this way, you regard the company as a free learning place. Don't leave until it's all over. Don't you just catch your breath and gain a lot? "

My son listened to his father's advice, sharpened his gun at the last minute, and even stayed in the office after work to study the method of business documents. A year later, the father asked about his son's work: "You have probably learned it by now, so you are ready to strike the table and quit!" " "

"But I found that in the past six months, my boss was impressed with me and recently entrusted me with an important task. Now I am the red man of the company! " The son said proudly.

"This is exactly what I expected," my father said with a smile. "At the beginning, your boss didn't value you because you were incompetent and didn't study hard. Later, you worked hard, and of course you will be impressed. It is a common mistake that people only complain about the boss without reflecting on themselves. "

That's no reason.

On the first day of the third grade, in the physical health class, the teacher hung a human anatomy map on the back wall. The names and positions of important bones and muscles are marked on the map. That painting has been hanging there all semester.

In the final exam, as soon as we entered the classroom, the anatomical map was put away. There is only one question in the whole paper: "List the names and parts of the main human bones."

We protested almost in unison: "We have never learned."

"This is not a reason." The teacher smiled and said, "That knowledge has been hanging on the wall for months." We barely answered for a while, and then the teacher put away the test paper and tore it into pieces. "always remember." He advised us, "Education is not just about learning what others tell you."