What are the benefits of reading more? Zhihu

Question 1: Why reading more is considered a good thing? The biggest benefit of reading on Zhihu is that it cultivates the body and mind, acquires knowledge, broadens one's horizons, shapes a correct outlook on life and values, and learns to get along with others. Methods and attitudes towards times of pressure. As for making money, it is a relatively direct relationship of interest, but it is not an inevitable relationship of interest. Reading must be lived and never dead. Reading is also a lifelong matter and must be persevered and constantly recharge oneself and keep pace with the times. Entering into a powerful inner world and seeking the eternity of the soul are indispensable spiritual food and an important way to shape the soul

Question 2: Know why you should read more. There are many reasons and benefits of reading. If you can make full use of it, If you can't make good use of what reading brings to you, then reading is really useless

Question 3: Why do some people read well but don't write much but are good at Zhihu? Because they focus on reading and writing, this is also It's a personal hobby.

Question 4: Why should you study? There are many reasons and benefits to choose to read on Zhihu.

If you can make full use of it.

If you can’t make good use of it. What you gain from reading

Then reading is really useless

Question 5: What is the significance of reading? Is it worth taking the postgraduate entrance examination? Is Zhihu worth it?

Consider your own interests and hobbies. Interest is the best teacher. Only when you are interested in something can you really devote yourself to learning.

You must choose a major that is compatible with your own cultural foundation to ensure the smooth progress of your studies. For example, if your mathematical foundation is relatively good,

and your logical thinking is more flexible, you may consider choosing a major in science and engineering.

Question 6: Recently, I searched for a question on Zhihu, What is the use of reading? DingTalk has placed a set of subway advertisements with "hand-torn X letters" at the "Shenzhen University Metro Station" closest to the Tencent Building in Shenzhen. People can't help but wonder: Who is DingTalk? It is the same as WeChat. What is the difference between them? If I use a simple sentence to summarize DingTalk and WeChat, I think it is this: DingTalk is a way of working (2B). WeChat is a way of life (2C). So what are the specific differences between them? Please take a look at the answers from Zhihu netizens below. I hope it can shed some light on your doubts: Zhihu netizen: Vincent Jun (currently working for DingTalk) What does DingTalk do? One sentence introduction: DingTalk is a communication and collaboration platform based on unified communications: Messages must reach DingTalk’s messages have read and unread functions, which many people think is anti-human, but it is indeed needed in corporate communication. The Ding function allows you to directly send text messages or even make phone calls to unread messages within the app. In the future, it will be much more convenient for HR administration to send important notifications to multiple people. Employees of certified companies can receive up to 1,000 minutes of free calls. Note that DingTalk uses the operator's phone line for calls, not data-based Internet calls. Collaboration: The enterprise market is all-encompassing, and it is impossible to do it all by yourself, so we launch an ISV application platform, which is similar to the App Store in the work field. In addition to third-party application access, enterprises themselves can also directly access original office applications through the API interface. Here is a picture: Zhihu netizen: Peng Bangbang ToB direction DingTalk First of all, we must confirm the entry point of "DingTalk" and thank you for the birth of such a product. The problem of team communication has always been criticized by people. Efficient communication and efficient collaboration have become the common pursuit of more and more people. The birth of enterprise-level communication applications is inevitable, but this product inevitably has some shortcomings. 1. The way of working that came out of “Ding” is too much force. Corresponding to WeChat’s slogan of “one way of life”, DingTalk shouted the slogan of “one way of working”. Obviously, DingTalk’s market is at the enterprise level, and many application scenarios are derived from enterprise communication, such as organizational structure, group chats, toll-free calls, Ding, etc.

However, looking at the functional structure of DingTalk, its excessive product features have not pleased all users, but more like they are set up to cater to the boss. For managers, the phrase "Ding it, the mission must be achieved" is quite tempting, because "control" is always the core and most essential need of leaders. Every manager hopes that his instructions will reach his subordinates directly, and even hope that employees will implement them immediately. In DingTalk, every message sent has a receipt. If there are unread employees, the boss can also send the message through phone calls, text messages, etc., so there is no need to worry about the other party being too busy to see or deliberately not replying. The leader You can also receive immediate answers to the questions you want to ask. But in fact this may be a kind of "pseudo-efficiency". When employees receive a Ding message, they must reply immediately. Because they are afraid of the boss, they prioritize execution. The original work rhythm is disrupted. Over time, employees can easily lose their focus. In addition, from the perspective of the boss, although this function gives most managers a sense of security, due to the lack of effective management of tasks sent through Ding messages, the follow-up feedback mechanism is poor, which actually drags down work efficiency. From here, it is not difficult to find that DingTalk’s market strategy and product design concept are all based on “impressing the boss” so that the boss becomes the final payer. The market idea itself is correct, but it is too hard, which seriously dampens the enthusiasm of employees. (I want to cry...) 2. Too many functions and poor user experience. Let me first ask a question, what does DingTalk do? Quoting @ Vincent Jun: One sentence introduction: DingTalk is based on unified communications It is a communication and collaboration platform based on DingTalk but... Now DingTalk has successively launched DingTalk application, DingTalk cloud disk, DingTalk mailbox and other functions. The official said it may also provide financial management, administrative management, cloud storage, ISV application platform, etc. .....gt; gt;

Question 7: Zhihu: Why do people who read a lot have bad temperaments? Because if you read too much and take it too seriously, you will become a nerd, and nerds are not cute or sentimental

Question 8: Why is there a theory on Zhihu that "reading is useless? Reading increases knowledge and helps improve intelligence, and high intelligence can make more money and lead a richer life, so reading is useful. The so-called reading The theory of uselessness is a short-sighted view, which is why there is so little reading. .

Question 9: "Teacher, is reading useful?" Zhihu depends on your purpose. Reading is different from vocational training. There is no specificity. If you want to take "finding a job" as your starting point, then reading will not directly help you. Reading is a way to improve your cultural level and knowledge stock. There is another kind of reading, which refers to reading textbooks. Reading these books is a kind of social interaction, a kind of communication with the author. Question 10: What are the benefits of reading literary works? Ability? Reading essays will enrich your reading ability. When you are able to write essays in exams, you will have sentences that use more language when talking to others.

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