Ever since the Little Boss incident, Er Er has always been cautious, because Er Er understands that his leader in charge actually let himself take the blame in front of the big boss. Such a leader is destined to not be a good person. If he hadn't been young, Little Er would have
BOSS has more experience and has seen more. He knows the people under him well and knows it with his ears, so he will definitely be the one who will be punished. There are not many such things, and they cannot happen every day. To put it in a bad way, it is called hiding.
After eleven, you can't avoid fifteen. Sooner or later it will be your turn.
This kind of thing that good things don't go out and bad things spread thousands of miles soon spread throughout the department. The mobile phone guy didn't take it seriously. He shook his ear and said: He is just that kind of person. He is very philistine. Don't follow him.
General knowledge!” The eldest sister next door also comforted her ears: “He is an official who protects himself. You are still young and there are many things you don’t know. Almost all the people in our department have been hacked by him. Don’t be surprised if you follow him.”
It’s not worth being angry with this kind of person!” Although Er Er agreed verbally, he was really unconvinced in his heart. Why are there always such bad people in the world? They are just unhappy when they see others living a good life. Why do they have such bad people?
Leaders are not like this, they are kind and kind, treat employees well, and can stand up for employees at critical times. If there are good model leaders, they will not act like it, but they insist on being a bad leader. What do these people think?
I can feel it with my ears these days. Is the little old man sarcastic about her? It seems that the little boss used all the bad words he scolded him on himself: "You are a new college student, look at it, all the words I wrote are...
I can’t recognize him. (Note: The little old man graduated from elementary school, has no academic qualifications, and writes like a primary school student).....Hey, look, this is a new college student in our department. Look, I
Ask him to design something, and you say he can’t even figure out what I mean. (Note: Little old man, if you ask him what background the plan is based on, he doesn’t want red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple, let alone black and white, and it’s both
Not warm or cold colors)..." This series of reprimands can be understood by ears. This is to put your own little shoes on, belittle the incompetence of college students, and improve your own status. Only then,
As I recall, there are many leaders now who are not highly educated or well-educated, but they scold and ridicule college students and say: "Good education, how about a high degree? It's not like giving me a job as a primary school student or a junior high school student."
"". It's really harsh to say it, but in order to cover up their own shortcomings, these leaders either spend money to buy academic qualifications from universities, or they apply for a job themselves. As for these college students, have you seen it? If you have money, just wait.
Wait, wait, wait. It really makes me dizzy. When will this unhealthy mentality end?
But I do admire one thing about the little old man, that is, the little old man keeps getting hurt, but as a qualified person, you must bear it silently. Maybe as an intern, every intern seems to have to accept such a test, silently
It makes people want to cry without any tears! When they are angry, it is like an uncle who can only learn calligraphy and drink some wine.
, found a moment when he was unconscious, beat him up, and finally the work unit came out to protect this "evil person" and asked the drunk calligraphy uncle to write a written review. Fortunately, the calligraphy uncle was tall and strong, so he beat him up.
He can still get some advantages and write a self-review without any pain, which is just right! But for female employees in the workplace, what they fear is this kind of verbal violence. Alas, it’s sad and talkative! (To be continued)