闲暇之余,我读了一部白山的著作《小事情,大责任》,书中一个国外故事吸引了我:20岁的野田圣子来到东京帝国酒店当服务员,这是她的第一份工作,她以饱满的热情准备做一番事业,然而上司分配给她的工作竟然是洗厕所。没有人愿意做这种低下的工作,当她拿着抹布伸向马桶时,胃里立刻翻江倒海,恶心得她差点呕吐却又吐不出来,上司对她的工作要求质量又很高——必须把马桶擦洗得光洁如新。野田圣子陷入了困惑、苦恼之中:是继续干下去,还是另谋职业?正在这个时候,同一单位的一位前辈出现在她的面前,他没有用空洞的理论去说教,而是亲自作示范给她:首先,他一遍一遍地洗马桶,直到洗得光洁如新,然后他从马桶里盛了一杯水,毫 In my free time, I read a book written by Hakusan, “Little Things, Big Responsibility,” and a foreign story in the book drew me: 20-year-old Nobuko Noda came to the Tokyo Imperial Hotel as a waitress and this was her first Work, she was full of enthusiasm to prepare for a career, but the boss assigned to her work turned out to be the toilet. No one was willing to do such a low job, and when she reached for the toilet with her cloth, her stomach immediately turned violently, vomiting and vomiting, and her superiors demanded high quality of her job - Toilet scrub was as clean as new. Nobuko Nobuko confused and distressed: is to continue to work, or find another job? It is at this time, a predecessor in the same unit appeared in front of her, he did not use empty theory to preach, but personally Demonstrate it to her: First, he washed the toilet over and over again until it was clean and fresh, and then he poured a glass of water from the toilet