In the workplace, do you make excuses for your failures?

In the workplace, I often made excuses for my failures, but as I work longer, I will become more and more determined to fight against this problem. This is not a deliberate struggle with myself. Instead, you will slowly understand that excuses will never lead you to success, they will only make you continue to fall.

It is human nature to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, but in life, if we carefully observe those successful people, they often develop "against human nature". Failure is inevitable at work, but everything has two sides. The occurrence of failure also gives us an opportunity to discover our own shortcomings.

In today's fiercely competitive society, making excuses and shirking responsibilities often leads to avoidance and lack of initiative.

No one is a fool in the workplace. When you explain to others why you failed, others hope to feel your sincerity through the process of communicating with you, or to hear your thoughts about this failure. Experience and reflection gained. Don’t look for excuses and find solutions, there are always more solutions than problems. This is not a chicken soup slogan, but an eternal truth.

Those who often make excuses will not take the initiative to think about solutions to problems. This result will lead to: when the same problem occurs again, he still does not have any coping strategies. What he does most on weekdays is to pray that the same problem will not occur again.

But the problems will never be exhausted. Instead, they will change their ways to test you. If you always make excuses for yourself, the end result will be: constantly being troubled by problems, constantly choosing to escape, and finally being unable to escape and closing yourself in a dead end.

Finally, I would like to share a word with those who often make excuses: When you make excuses, you are not only avoiding an opportunity for progress, but also ruining your own bright future.