Oya Oni Jisshu (fifth of the six classical Japanese history texts)
@tabbata: I was trained at NTT Data for 2 years as a new graduate, and the section chief Here is the Otani Oni Jissoku, a collection of Otani's sayings. Even looking at them now, they are really great golden sayings, and I think they have influenced me a lot. I was really lucky and fortunate to have the luck of my boss. All of them are great, but "[There's never been a better time than the present.
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Let your men do what they can do.
Don't let your boss do what you can do.
Delegating allows for greater work.
Don't feel like you've worked with your hands and feet.
Only when you use your head and create added value can you say you've done your job.
being professional
Professionals take responsibility for results and do not make excuses for not being able to do so.
Never give up, think about what you have to do.
When you have time to think Reasons why you can't, think [How can we do it? [Excuses for what's done are a waste of time. Future-proofing.
There are things you want to do, things you can do, and things you should do in your job. Prioritize what needs to be done.
Never give up.
There has never been a faster time than now.
Think about what you can do now, no matter how late it is.
Be accountable for your results.
The work you are doing is part of the whole.
person who tends to find most things bothersome
Ingenuity is born out of trouble.
Take an interest in everything.
Whatever it is, it will eventually come in handy for you.
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