Did you successfully take leave? Maybe you are a veteran in the workplace and have great skills, and you can come up with reasons for taking leave at random, but I can't. How unsatisfactory it is, just like me, an aspiring young man, holding his aunt's senior citizen discount card and squeezing the bus during the rush hour. It's not okay because the bus driver blocks your way, nor because of the waves of disdain in the passengers' hearts, but because you feel dissatisfied with yourself after saving 50 cents. How dissatisfying it is, just like your classmate with a snotty nose in elementary school disappeared out of thin air after going to vocational high school. You even look carefully at the pancake stall owner every time you buy pancakes and fruits, because you once thought that you might meet again like this. But you took the bus and saved 50 cents, bought a set of 8-yuan pancakes, tidied the broken hair on your forehead, rushed to the bank for the early morning shift, and submitted the procedures for your housing loan. The deskmate with the snotty nose told you: "You don't have enough credit, so you can't borrow that much." While he threw the ID out of the secret hole, you stared at the famous brand in a daze, trying to strike up a conversation, but they called the next person. At the class reunion after the year, your classmate told you that the employment rate of accounting majors in vocational high schools was very high, and that he was the unpromising one who only became an employee, while you, as a serious undergraduate graduate from a university of finance and economics, were working as a salesperson in an inconspicuous company with poor performance. It was that kind of dissatisfaction. Regardless of whether I can't do it or I don't accept it, I can't take this leave, let alone work leave, and I dare not take leave in life. I can't afford the leave, and I can't afford to hurt my life. There is no end or motivation.
Concept: The life philosophy and love philosophy of ordinary office workers