#工作中, what workplace truths have you learned? #
Hello everyone! Today, let's talk about what truths we should understand as a mature professional. Just like what we learn in school, there are many rules and principles in the workplace that we need to understand and master.
Principle 1: Strength is the last word
What is the most important thing in the workplace? That's right, it's strength! Just like when you are good at math in school, you can solve math problems, in the workplace, the stronger your professional ability, the more you can solve problems and be recognized by others.
Principle 2: Don't expect others, rely on yourself to be the most reliable
Remember, no one is obligated to help you except your family. It's like when you get stuck, your teachers and classmates can help you, but in the end it's you who solves the problem. So, elevate yourself and make yourself stronger so that you can stand firm in the workplace.
Principle 3: Play to your strengths, not make up for your weaknesses
In school, we are often taught to be well-rounded, but in the workplace, it's more important to play to your strengths. Just like if you're good at drawing, you can participate in more drawing competitions instead of spending too much time making up for your math scores. In the workplace, your strengths and strengths will make you stand out more.
Principle 4: Say less and do more, and prove yourself with actions
"Keep your mouth shut" doesn't mean you don't talk, but it tells you to talk less and do more. It's like when you do good deeds in school, teachers and classmates will look at it, and you don't need to go around talking about it yourself. In the workplace, your actions and results speak more convincingly than your words.
Principle 5: Keep increasing your "hole cards"
"Hole cards" are your secret weapon. Just like when you play cards, the more cards you have, the better your chances of winning. In the workplace, your skills, experience, connections, etc. are your "hole cards". Keep learning and accumulating, so that you have more and more "hole cards", so that you can be comfortable in the workplace.
Principle 6: Focus on yourself and don't care too much about what others think
Everyone has their own ideas and opinions, and you can't please everyone. Just like when you're in school, it's impossible to make all your classmates like you. In the workplace, focus on your goals and growth, and don't care too much about what others think.
The workplace is like a marathon, not to see who runs fast, but who runs far. By understanding these truths and breaking the shackles of thought, you will be able to advance and move forward in the workplace.