A rat fell into a half-full rice tank
The windfall made the rat overjoyed, and after determining that there was no danger, it ate a meal and went to sleep when it was finished.
The rats ate and slept in the rice jar and ate.
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As the days passed, I also wanted to jump out of the rice jar, but in the end I did not get rid of the temptation of white flower rice.
It wasn't until one day that the rice tank bottomed out that I realized that there was nothing I could do to jump out.
As a small editor in 87 years, I also deeply experienced a sense of crisis from this story.
Just like when we enter the workplace, when we first start working, because we don't understand, because we are young, we are very humble, and we are also very fond of learning, and we strive to grow like plants on a cliff.
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However, after learning the knowledge and skills of the position, I began to give up growth and felt that what I had learned had met the requirements of the position. Just like this, I will work hard for three or five years and enjoy the attitude of a lifetime.
However, once you have been in your comfort zone for a long time, it is very difficult to get out. The work that follows is to keep repeating the work. In the long run, we will be in a boring state, and there will be no innovation and improvement in work...
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<h1>Born in sorrow, died in comfort</h1>
How to get out of the workplace crisis? I think it's best to have a side job that suits you.
If the crisis really comes one day, we will not be helpless, and we can switch roles with ease and turn around gracefully!