Attitude is the most important thing in being a person and doing things

You must have a pure heart when doing things,

The endurance of a camel and the bravery of a lion.

Respectfully recorded from Master Cheng Yen's "Jing Si Aphorisms"

In 1990, a young man who graduated from Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics received invitations from many top companies at home and abroad. However, He really wants to go back to Fujian to work.

One day, when he was passing by Fuyao Company, he saw the slogan on the pedestrian bridge: "We want to become a model automotive glass supplier." He temporarily decided to get off the car and walked into the factory.

The manager of the company's human resources department took him to see Cao Dewang. After getting a general understanding of his school, major, and family situation, Cao Dewang said: "Stay and do it." It took less than 5 minutes.

At first, he was assigned to work three shifts in the vertical furnace workshop. He used a pallet truck to pull waste glass from the workshop to the glass pile and dump it every day.

A truck of glass weighs one or two tons. For the thin man, this was a chore, but he never complained.

Because he is weak and doesn't like to talk, others will blame him when they do something wrong, and he never defends himself. Once, Cao Dewang asked him why he didn't choose to leave or defend himself after being so angry.

He said there will be some grievances, but he will adjust his mentality.

This is how he views the "odd jobs" in the past few years:

"First, if you don't endure some hardships in your life, how can you lay a good foundation? The current setback is For future success.

The second point is that only by working hard to do these small things can you truly understand the company and let the company truly understand you.”

After that. , the young man won the appreciation of Cao Dewang with his own efforts and became the vice president of Fuyao Group. His name is Chen Juli.

A Harvard University survey shows:

Achievements at work depend 15% on the person’s intelligence and life experience, and the remaining 85% depend on mentality.

The elements of a person's success cannot be generalized, but "mentality" is indispensable.