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The pursuit of excellence is not the pursuit of luck
Janelle 2022-04-21 09:01:35
Very lucky to see such an enjoyable movie before the end of New Year's Day. Everyone has a depressing start. Obviously, this railway company is not pursuing excellence, but it is undeniable that the success of the railway company lies in the fact that it has a group of outstanding people. It is with such a group of outstanding people that the boss can When the crisis comes, it is still better than walking in the courtyard and playing golf leisurely. In fact, these outstanding people are more of a kind of accumulation, a kind of accumulation of decades. For a truck driver, engaging in a simple operation day after day is a role that can be easily replaced by young people in the eyes of the company, but the accumulation of old employees, when the outbreak occurs at a critical time, is not the role of young people in times of crisis. People are replaceable. So, a company that ignores an old employee, can't say he can't succeed, but he must pray to himself always good luck and follow the steps, but is it possible.
Extended Reading
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Oscar Galvin: Did I or did I not tell you to get 1206 off the main?
Connie: I asked them nicely.
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[first lines]
Darcy Colson: [to her son] Hey, hey! Come give me a kiss. Be good.
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