"Dear Inn" Why did Ruby Lin "work so hard, but finally he couldn't write PPT"?

The melody of the song Desert Camel? So if you work hard and get results, but you still can't write PPT in the end? . This is a lyric from the song "Free Yourself" adapted from "Desert Camel", which was recognized by many people at the 20 19 New Oriental Annual Meeting.

Work hard, but finally can't write PPT.

This sentence stung those who have been struggling in the workplace but failed. I believe that people who have lived in the workplace for a long time have a deep understanding of this sentence. No matter what position, whether PPT can be done well in the half-year summary and year-end summary directly determines your promotion space in the workplace.

How important is it to be able to do PPT? For those who take the workplace seriously, its importance is self-evident. Every time I see the top leaders of the company talking about PPT, the PPT they make is not only beautiful, but also informative, even the typesetting, proportion and color matching are as extreme as possible.

A good PPT not only highlights the ability of leaders, but also is the only way for them to force themselves on any occasion.

Why are many people in the workplace right? So if you work hard and get results, but you still can't write PPT in the end? I feel the same way about this sentence, because it has been upstaged by many colleagues who have done PPT. Even if you work hard at your post, leaders may not be able to see it, but people who do PPT well are more likely to be seen and remembered by leaders.

Ruby Lin was eliminated because he couldn't do PPT.

Ruby Lin is the only one of the six butlers in Dear Inn this season who can't do PPT at all. He was brutally eliminated in the second round because he could not do PPT. In front of the national audience, she admitted her weakness. Although she was so successful in China Film and Television, she can't do PPT, which will definitely drag down her performance in the inn.

Dear inn, none of the six butlers this season is not tired. Six housekeepers, including Ruby Lin, the oldest, were exhausted from the heavy work of entertaining guests, cleaning rooms and preparing meals.

Doing PPT has become the basic requirement of housekeeper.

Today, Ruby Lin is 43 years old. In her student days, there was no such thing as PPT, and the career of an actress determined that she didn't need to be good at this skill. But this year I unexpectedly participated in the reality show Dear Inn. Under the influence of Kelly, boss Tamia Liu introduced many modern management modes, and PPT became the most basic requirement for employees to take up their posts.

Therefore, when competing with younger brothers and sisters, Ruby Lin's weakness became the biggest stumbling block to her promotion as a partner. Ruby Lin will obviously suffer a lot from competing with his younger brothers and sisters. Especially at this stage, Tamia Liu, the boss, only recognizes ability but not qualifications, so when PPT is often needed, Ruby Lin will become a thorn in Tamia Liu's side.

Just like the fourth program, the direct reason why Ruby Lin was eliminated was that he couldn't do PPT. She can only hand in blank answers to PPT presentations over and over again. Even if the work assigned by the boss is done seriously, without the help of PPT, it is obvious that the boss Tamia Liu is dismissive of Ruby Lin's work.

The number of shots made by housekeepers who were eliminated by partner competition dropped sharply.

Dear inn is a very realistic program. Adi, who was eliminated in the third stage, made few moves in the fourth stage. Two regular meetings, Adi was treated as air once and failed to attend directly once. The next program is still a competition between the remaining butlers. Adi and Ruby Lin must have eliminated the housekeeper who competed as partners, and there will still be several shots in the next program.

Their elimination also proves the importance of PPT. It is estimated that before Ruby Lin came to participate in the program, he never thought that a simple inn reality show would actually test the power of PPT, which is really a long-lived experience.