It was late afternoon again, the birds outside the window were chirping and busy, and the sound of the electric drills of the construction master was deafening, everything was a scene of life, bustling, sitting in front of the window typing and thinking about various situations.
Suddenly I found myself reading books for more than ten years, and I didn't know anything about anything other than going to work and becoming a clubchu.
Shechu can be roughly divided into two categories: one is that the self-knowledge ability is limited, and it is good to do every little thing within the scope of the ability; the other is that the ambition is very sufficient, and the ability cannot meet the ambition. Often the latter will be uneasy, always thinking that tiptoeing can do better, and putting pressure on themselves every minute.
Unfortunately, I myself belong to the latter. Unable to enjoy the moment with peace of mind, and unable to make changes, it is very distressing. Once there is no class to go to, I really find that I have no ability to speak of (I don't know if the long meat counts, I gained 20 pounds after pregnancy).
Therefore, in addition to improving professional skills, you still need to have a skill that can do things alone. Of course, if your expertise is also part-time, it's best not to be limited by the company team.
Okay, that's it for today, I'm going to make dinner for my teammates, and for now I'm trying to make sure he can eat hot meals every day when he gets home from work.
Do you pay more attention to the in-depth improvement of individual professional skills or do you pay more attention to the cultivation of comprehensive capabilities? Welcome to actively discuss ah~
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