Don'T Let Jealousy Ruin Your Career.

Little A recently saw his colleague, little B, who was not comfortable. The former two were the same.

This incident made little A unhappy.

Because the salary of little B has gone up a lot, he has to report to small B later.

If you change to another person, maybe little A will not be so uncomfortable.

In his opinion, he graduated from the business administration department of a prestigious university and had rich work experience. When the company first dug him up from other businesses with a high salary, little B was at school.

"Laozi quit!" Xiao A handed in his resignation application and went home to sleep.

Little A's father was once a chief executive of a state-owned enterprise. He retired at home and had lunch that day. He called little A to his study and asked, "what are you doing these days? How did you quit your job?"

Hearing his father's question, Xiao A released his dissatisfaction at the moment.

When his father saw his son finished, he asked little A, "do you remember that when the company used to dig you up as a manager, it was tempting for you to make the offer. I remember you said you were very jealous at that time, but you held on, and later the performance made others speechless. That's why you settled in the company's seat.

Now that you are jealous of your colleagues, I ask you, what is the difference between you and the colleagues who attacked you at first? What you should think of is: why do companies choose small B instead of themselves? Compare with little B, what aspects are they inferior to him?

If you can't figure out this, then I can be sure that when you apply for other companies, you still can't get through this level.

After that, father shut the door and went out.

Little A sat alone in the room for a long time. Second days later, he went out for an interview and applied for the sales manager of another company, and in less than two years he did the vice president of the company.

He often says to his subordinates, "don't let jealousy ruin your career."