Make a good employee easily

Author: Xiao Bing
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The term "workplace" does not appear in dictionaries, but it is widely used. The author does not intend to define this new word, but through analogy with the "marketplace," "officialdom," and "battlefield," we can roughly understand that it is the arena where professionals strive. The battlefield is the workplace of a warrior, and the workplace is the battlefield of an employee. For those new to the workplace, are you prepared to enter the battlefield like a new warrior? How do you plan to be an outstanding employee? Is it enough to just follow what is said in the Employee Handbook? Not necessarily. The real world is always much more complex than the one depicted in books. The workplace has many explicit rules, but there are also many "unwritten rules." New employees who are just starting out in the workplace know very little about these unwritten rules and often stumble into the minefields or traps of the workplace, taking many detours and enduring considerable hardships. In this book, we have prepared 100 small tips for you. Although they are "prescriptions," they form a complete system. If you are currently navigating the workplace, feel free to carry it with you and refer to it whenever needed. We do not intend to appear as experts, but simply want to shout "STOP!" to you when you are about to enter a career dead end. We avoid lengthy explanations, opting instead for concise phrases or short sentences, aiming for profundity and thought-provoking insights. This small book is a gift for workplace novices, but it is not limited to them. For those who are veterans of the workplace, facing the ever-emerging new challenges, if you can adopt a "zero-based" mindset and revisit these perhaps familiar small ideas, you might find a sudden breakthrough in perspective. Because truth is simple.