People who wait for instructions don't volunteer.
people waiting for instructions don't volunteer.
At the reception for the Unexplored Jr.
Was this the context in which Mentor finished dismantling and shipping the monitors for the demonstration without a specific command order?
It would have been much harder if all we had were people waiting for instructions."
People who wait for instructions wouldn't volunteer to be mentors in the first place."
Well, sure!"
The story that follows.
'Why are we having so much fun at the drinking table, doing things like work?'
We're problem-solving geeks, so problem-solving is a good drink."
The concept of "volunteer" is a little more detailed.
A: Someone who acts spontaneous to solve problems
B: People who want to "volunteer" or be "volunteer themselves".
C: People who do not want to volunteer but are forced to do so by some kind of coercive force.
Of course, the "volunteer" here is referring to A.
B is awaiting instructions, and C is not doing as much as possible when instructed to do so.
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