The Subtle Meaning Of "Primary School Teacher" Style Punishment

I remember when I was in primary school, the teacher punished the students and let the children copy the text. Such punishment was killing two birds with one stone: one let the students memorize the lesson and correct their mistakes; two, let the students have more solid knowledge.

Some managers will follow the example of primary school teachers, who take similar punishments, hoping to play a punishing role.

1, the author's experience: one evening, the author opened the computer and watched the ball game with relish. The boss suddenly came in. Maybe I saw that I didn't work overtime. He didn't say anything at that time. He arranged a task for me before he set out to return.

The boss's job almost made me fainted. Oh, my God, the endless talk a week ago! That night, I racked my brains to recall the main content of the boss's conversation that day. When I was two or three, I even organized four or five pages of documents. It seems that human potential can be stimulated in front of pressure.

2, the experience of a friend's little G: one day, a topic is being held in the company, and everyone has published their own insights. Until the end of the meeting, Mr. B, partner, said to the little G, "put together today's views into written materials, and send them to the big family within two days.

It turned out that Mr. B saw little G talking very happily while others were speaking.

A day later, little G sent the text to everyone.

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