All the infighting in the workplace is a waste of life.

At the end of last year, I was deeply impressed by a news because it happened in the subway station next to my office. At the exit of this subway station, you can often see a lot of soliciting motorcycles, which can meet the last mile travel demand that the subway can't cover, and occasionally you will meet tourists from other places who are not familiar with the station, and you can beat around the bush and ask for exorbitant prices.

However, where there is business, there is competition, and improper handling of competition will lead to conflicts. Sometimes when you pass by, you will meet people who ride bicycles to solicit customers. I didn't expect it to be fatal this time.

It is estimated that the two have also accumulated grievances for a long time. One side directly stabbed the other side's abdomen with a knife, causing him to die on the spot. Killing people in the street in broad daylight is inevitable. The comment behind the news was "In the end, he also paid the price for his impulsiveness".

In my opinion, this is not because of impulsiveness, but because of stupidity.

We are now in such an environment that the struggle between your competitors and you is a small fight. What really kills you in the end is something you have never seen before. For the people soliciting in the subway station, it is mobike and ofo who are really unemployed, not their peers who are riding electric cars and standing side by side at the exit with their eyes fixed on them.

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This sentence also applies to people in the workplace. The rules of the game have been changing slowly, but many people still stick to the old rules.

Perhaps not long ago, there was a possibility that a person could crush the so-called competitors by various means and finally get a higher position, greater power and more generous returns. But now the situation has changed, and new business models and new organizational structures emerge one after another. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, it is a question whether this industry will still exist in a few years. Are there finished eggs under the nest?

The only way to keep yourself from being eliminated is not to strive to be a master of power struggle, but to improve yourself.

Of course, some people will ask, what if I am attacked?

You were attacked. First of all, it shows that you still have some skills. After all, not being envied is mediocrity. However, it also shows that the gap between you and others is not big enough. People will only be jealous of people who are better than themselves, and will never be jealous of people who can't even see the taillights.

So, even if you are attacked, my suggestion can be countered, but don't spend too much thought on it. When the dog bites you, you can kick it away. How dare you bite me if you can't scream? I want to fight you! Then bite. It is the right thing to improve yourself quickly. What you should reflect on is how many opportunities I wasted to improve myself before I was forced into a target by this low salary!

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Not to mention actively attacking other people's ideas. According to each other's strength and attack results, we can probably rule out four possibilities:

1. The opponent's level was poor, and the result ended in failure. Then this completely proves how stupid you are. The other person is already low, and you are lower than him!

2. The opponent has a high level and ends in failure. This is an immeasurable situation, which brings shame to yourself.

3. If your opponent is poor, you win. Abuse of vegetables will make you feel extremely vain and more conceited.

4. If the opponent's level is high, you win. Don't think that just because you "beat" the "master" is something. If the other party can create more value than you, and can be defeated or squeezed out by you, it can only show that this is a retarded company, and it is doubtful whether such a company can be mixed with Tuoba.

To sum up, the workplace is a place where individuals gather, and there are rivers and lakes where there are people. But don't waste precious time on some meaningless struggles. Constantly improving your cognition and expanding your knowledge is the real king.

For stubborn people, I can only send one sentence: the silly sea is boundless, and turning back is the shore.

The 24th assignment of book training camp was completed by Deng Liang.

20 17 March 17