Seeing these workplace principles, I find them incredibly insightful and want to share them with everyone.
Job-hopping leaves you broke for half a year; changing careers leaves you broke for three years. This is for everyone who talks about quitting daily, thinks about quitting, or periodically talks about and thinks about quitting!
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Don't lightly leave your team, or you'll have to start from zero.
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Don't give up just because things aren't going smoothly; every team has problems and every team has strengths.
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Having the right manager is crucial. Treasure leaders who are willing to teach you and let you take action.
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Your team's problems are your opportunity to stand out. Complaining about and blaming your team is slapping your own face, admitting you're incompetent, and abandoning opportunities!
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Keep a grateful heart. Thank the system for giving you a platform, thank your colleagues for their cooperation.
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Creating profit is the core value of your existence. Business is not charity.
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When facing problems, think first. Simply reporting problems is amateur level; thinking through and solving problems is professional level.
Who will ultimately enjoy the fruits of victory?
First: Those who grow together with their team.
Second: Those who remain optimistic about the team's future.
Third: Those who find their place in the team's continuous exploration.
Fourth: Those who constantly learn new things for the team's new goals.
Fifth: Those with strong stress tolerance and patience.
Sixth: Those who are united with their team, in the same boat, sharing both joys and sorrows.
Seventh: Those who don't care about personal gains and losses, keeping the bigger picture in mind.
Eighth: Those with grand ambitions, both virtue and talent, and a spirit of dedication!
Persistence doesn't guarantee success, but persisting to the end guarantees success! Work hard!
Learn to speak warmly, encourage others, give praise,
give confidence, provide convenience, offer hope, and share wisdom!
No matter where you work, remember these principles!
First: A job doesn't feed lazy people; a team doesn't keep idle workers.
Second: When entering an industry, don't obsess over making money; first focus on making yourself valuable.
Third: No industry's money is easy to earn.
Fourth: No job is smooth sailing; taking some frustration is normal.
Fifth: If you can't earn money, earn knowledge; if you can't earn knowledge, earn experience; if you can't earn experience, earn perspective; if you've earned all of these, you can't possibly fail to earn money.
Sixth: Only by first changing your attitude can you change your life's height. Only by first changing your work attitude can you achieve professional excellence.
Seventh: There's only one reason for confusion—thinking too much and doing too little when you should be striving!
I leave you with one word: Do!
Main sources:
BuzzLife 生活網
http://buzzlife.com.tw/article/1521200783/
