In the photo, a middle-aged man with a hat printed with "I'm sorry" is standing on the stage, facing somewhere in the audience, opening his big mouth as if he is venting something, and although no one in the audience looks at him, there seems to be a sense of indifference to what is happening at this moment in his flat expression.
My friend said to me, how about this photo capture?
I said that this photo has a lot of lens sense,
And one more thing, I guess you secretly saved this photo, right?
Friends say how do you know,
I say because you don't have a "sorry" hat on your head.
My friend talked about the reason for the photo, because their company's recent performance was not good, and I don't know how those few people who just eat and don't work think about holding a "guilty conference".
The middle-aged man with the "sorry" hat is their boss, and this photo is taken by their boss talking about his own mistakes.
The more you talk, the more angry you get, the more angry you are, the more you want to start looking for a target to vent, so my friend captured such a moment.
It's instantaneous, but things like this are the norm in the company.
I asked my friend, is your company boss so incompetent?
He said that he didn't really believe that the boss of the company was a wreck, but as Conan Doyle's classic saying said, when all possibilities become impossible, then the last seemingly impossible is often the truth.
Most of the credit for the company's survival comes from the boss's father's old department, and these people have played a vital role in the company's development.
There is no doubt that this incompetent and angry patient with the hat of "sorry" has done little to make people look up to anything other than trying to get his ideas in the way of the company's development.
The boss's father is still alive, and it is impossible for the boss to move those old subordinates, and in the boss's view, the reason why the company's performance is not good is because they interfere too much, and they are people with lofty ideals who are hollowed out and limited in their abilities.
The so-called guilty self conference is a trick that the current boss has come up with with who can't eat like him, saying that this can make the image of the boss closer to the employees, and can attract more sycophants in the future.
Of course, the result of this conference is that the boss is ugly once, and once he is ugly without accident, what should I do about other things.
First, then my friend asked me what I thought, after understanding the ins and outs, as an outsider, I think this criminal conference is actually very successful, the so-called success, not that this conference can recruit how many sycophants to play with the boss, but anyone who can understand the current situation knows that the boss is completely wasted.
Either ride a donkey to find a horse and find another way out, or have a good relationship with those real management and go with real capable people, it is much better than fighting alone.
After all, talented people attract capable people,
Waste pulls waste.
Looking at the anger and indifference captured in this photo, the three words "I'm sorry" on the middle-aged man's hat are particularly eye-catching in this picture.
I'm sorry for the buckle on the head, but the impotent anger in thought and action, the contrast of throwing the problem on others, is not surprising,
Or maybe that's what this boss really thinks,
He wanted to tell people that I was sorry for everyone, but in reality, everyone was sorry for me.
He's sorry everybody is true, but he thinks it's a ploy,
It's impossible for everyone to be sorry for him, but he thinks that's the truth.
And looking at the attitude of the audience below, you can understand that people know who is really wrong.
But for well-known reasons,
They had no intention of currying favor with the man who had gone so wrong.
I don't want to forgive the person who thinks so highly of himself,
So, if you give this picture a name,
Three words alone can't hold up, and the necessary symbols must be added:
"I'm sorry"