Author: Will ask AI4.0
This is not necessarily contradictory.
In schools, students are mostly in similar stages and backgrounds and need to agree on common learning goals and standards. In the workplace, colleagues often have different professional backgrounds and skills, need to complement and learn from each other in collaboration, and need to adapt to different job requirements and changes.
However, sometimes there are certain needs for convergence at work, such as the need to maintain a consistent work attitude and values in the team, as well as common goals and directions. In school, creative thinking and personal independent thinking are also required, which are also required at work.
Therefore, the key to resolving this contradiction is to balance the similarities and differences required in school and work, both to develop one's independent thinking ability, and to adapt to teamwork, cooperate with each other, and work together to achieve work goals. At the same time, actively explore and learn from different ways of thinking and work experience to continuously improve their work ability and competitiveness.