Do you want to take care of your work on weekends?

Q:

Now is the weekend, there is a user report problem, I timely follow-up to promote the solution, but other people as a joke to the working day will follow. If I am professional, then this matter (not in time to solve) should not affect my mood, if I do my duty, I will feel very uncomfortable, why other people do not solve it in time? How to balance responsibility and professionalism?

Answer:

Work is your own business, not the business of the company, more than the "other people" thing.

I'm doing this job, and that's my business. When things come to be dealt with immediately, no matter what others think, whether I am at work or not, I should dispose of him. Of course, if I am resting and things are not very urgent, they may be considered for subsequent processing.

To do so, I will not be ashamed of this job. I feel proud of being "other people" jokes, because they are so hopeless.

Professionalism includes due diligence, and professionalism does not equal 8 hours of work.

In today's fast-paced and competitive situation, those who work in only 8 hours are less likely to do their job well. should not be in 8 hours after the work, not to add overtime is not ridiculous question, is there is no basic professional quality problems. It has nothing to do with how much salary you pay, and it doesn't matter if you have a personal life.

Often meet 35 friends on weekends, where someone picks up a phone call from a company to deal with a job, someone laughs at the "real bitter force."

A mature and confident person who has a professional maturity will talk to people who laugh at him about the business importance of their company, say the meaning of their work, say "Weekend busy company" is because of the recent business in the important stage, the development of good and so on, the "bitter force" as a happy obligation; The person who does not have enough professional accomplishment, will be laughed after to say oneself "bitter force", scold the company is not good, say the boss "silly force".

In my own circle of friends, a few years ago, people laughed at the fact that someone was busy working while they were playing;

Of course, state-owned enterprises and institutions, except.