Falling down the grass in the workplace

Occasionally went to a friend's office and found that on his desk, all office supplies were more than two boxes. Seeing my curiosity, my friend smiled and talked about the story of a box of staples.

He is a graduate of a prestigious university and has been admitted to a provincial level with excellent results. At that time, he was full of pride in his chest, and he only wanted to travel thousands of miles. Unexpectedly, after I went to work, I found out that I had nothing to do with trivial matters. I didn’t need too much wisdom, and I couldn’t see any results. The enthusiasm cooled down unconsciously.

Once the system was opened, the archives were prepared all night, and the work assigned to him was binding and envelope. The Director said: "Be sure to be prepared and not caught off guard when you arrive."

He listened to his heart more unpleasantly, thinking: What can the national students also use in this way? So they simply ignored it. Colleagues are busy, he is too lazy to help, just reading the newspaper next to him.

The file was finally completed and handed over to him. He started to order one by one, but he didn't expect to order only a dozen copies. The stapler slammed the air and the staples were used up. He casually pulled out the staple carton and slammed his mind: it was empty inside.

Everyone was mobilized and rummaging through the cabinets. Somehow, they usually seemed to be full of small things, and even one could not find them at the moment.

At this time it is 11:30 in the middle of the night, and the file must be sent to the representative before the 8 o'clock meeting in the morning. The Director growled: "Don't you ask for your preparation? Even this little thing can't be done well, college students have a fart!" He can only bow down, speechless, but his face is like a slap in the face. Hot and stinging.

After a few twists and turns, I found staples at an overnight business center at 4 am. Afterwards, he waited for reprimands. He was usually said to be a strict and unappealing director. He only said one sentence: "Remember, everyone is equal before work." He said that it was his life. The inexhaustible words made him deeply understand that it is not a waste to prepare for the three-point work with great preparation, but that he is faced with extraordinary work with a three-point mental attitude, but it is bound to bring irreversible consequences.

He solemnly said, "It is often not a mountain, but a ring of soft grass." On the road to success, the real obstacles are sometimes just a little negligence and contempt, for example, that box. Small staples."