In a factory filled with the smell of engine oil and the sound of metal colliding, my cousin, a skilled maintenance worker, is experiencing the most vivid lesson that the workplace has taught him. His story is like a workplace drama without a script, which makes people laugh and cry, love and hate.
Technology, that's my cousin's pride. His craftsmanship is like an old wine, the older it gets, the more fragrant it becomes. When the machine arrives in his hands, it is like an obedient child, running obediently without making a mistake. His technology is his confidence and his capital. However, in this world, no matter how good the technology is, sometimes, you still have to bow your head.
Interpersonal relationships are like an invisible net in the workplace, you can see it, but you can't touch it. The cousin, like a person who can't swim, fell into the center of this net, struggling, but could not find a way out. His silence, his introversion, in this net, became his weakness.
Communication, that's the language of the workplace. If you can't communicate, it's like you can't speak, no matter how talented you are, no one will know. My cousin's communication, like his technique, is precise, but lacks warmth. His words are always direct, and sometimes, they are so direct that people can't accept them.
Adaptation, that is the law of survival in the workplace. If you adapt well, you will be like a fish in water, and if you don't adapt well, you will be like a fish out of water, struggling, but unable to breathe. My cousin's adaptation, like his communication, is always half a beat slow.
Salary, that's what the workplace gives you. But sometimes, the reward is not fair. My cousin's salary, like his adaptation, was always a little worse. His dedication, his efforts, are like a neglected child, no one cares.
My cousin's story allows us to see the reality of the workplace, the power of technology, and the complexity of interpersonal relationships. His story makes us laugh, makes us cry, and makes us think. In this story, we see ourselves, and we see ourselves who are struggling in the workplace, but always persevering.
As the author of the article, I would like to say that the story of my cousin is the story of each of us. We fall in the workplace, and we get up in the workplace. We've laughed, we've cried, but we've never given up. Because, this is life, this is our life.
So, dear readers, if you have ever fallen in the workplace, if you have laughed and cried in the workplace, then, please like and retweet this article, because this is our story, this is our life. Let's laugh together at the workplace and at life.