We always move for houses, cars, tickets and children. We have no time to rest, live and improve ourselves. Be sure to "work hard" But why do some people get promoted every two years, and you? As time goes by, some people are busy, some people are excited, some people are running fast and making progress.
Not because of the work itself, but because I am too busy to pay back: how much work have I done? Any progress? How can we change it?
Time is on the verge of collapse. Every month's outsourcing settlement is a seesaw battle.
I was on the first floor, and asked my colleagues on the second floor to print out the reimbursement form, take it back to the boss for signature, and then ran to the finance department on the third floor. However, the three-tier finance has new regulations every month.
Then I need my colleagues on the second floor to print it for me, get it signed by 1 building, and then send it to the third floor. In case he happens to meet the boss, or when the finance is not available. The game entered an uncertain overtime stage.
Time is spent waiting for Osamu Dazai in Run! Meles said, "There is no need to wait, this is the most painful thing. But I want to say that he must not have a "clingy" colleague, a leader who likes meetings and office equipment.
After work, I packed up beautifully and prepared to go home and read, but my colleagues on the road asked you to wait for him to go with me. At this moment, it is not appropriate to refuse him, and it is not appropriate to take out the computer and continue working, so you choose to brush your mobile phone for a while. The time of beauty (la) and beauty (ji) always flies. As soon as I looked up, 1 hour passed and "one overtime" was added.
Once every three days, once every five days, company leaders are always the people who are most afraid of loneliness. In a meeting, you should not only consider when to eat, but also what to eat tomorrow morning.
Kou and the male boss like # throttling # best. For example, printing meeting materials, he never wants to go out and point to the company printer to help him. Every time he prints hundreds of copies, there will be a problem of paper shortage and paper jam at any time, which is doomed to you.
Knowing that these hours are worthless, we have to let them go to waste. If productive busyness can make people in the workplace feel gratified, the gap visible to the naked eye will only bring anxiety.
"Waiting in anxiety" has become the normal state of work. David Maister's Psychological Principle of Waiting points out that waiting for nothing takes longer than waiting for something, and anxiety makes waiting seem longer than it really is.
Life can fast forward, but in the workplace, we can only calm down and wait.