The secretary doesn't want to paste the envelope

 

When Kirkins was an assistant to Ford Motor Company in the United States, he had a young employee as his secretary. One night, the company had to send a notice to all managers of important matters. The matter was very urgent, but the envelope was not enough. At that time, all the staff present came to help paste the envelope. Kerkins asked his young secretary to help paste the envelopes, but the young secretary thought that he would lose his identity by doing this kind of thing, so he was very dissatisfied and said: "I came to the company, not to do envelope paste work. !"

Kerkins listened to the young secretary's words, and calmly said to him: "Well, since you think you can't do things like messing up envelopes, you can leave here."

The young secretary left Ford angrily.

Then, the young secretary went to many companies and tried a lot of work, all because of his unwillingness to do the most ordinary things. As a result, the young secretary bit his head and returned to Ford. He sincerely said to Kggins: "I have experienced a lot outside. When I tell others that I am unwilling to do things here, many people are Persuade me that if you want to do big things, you must do small things first, and do the small things first. I think this makes sense, so I still hope to come back here. Do you want me?"

Kerkins said calmly: "You are willing to come back, of course we welcome."

The young secretary asked Kggins: "Why don't you think about it?"

Kggins said: "Because I can see that you have completely changed now. You have been in a big circle outside, learned to respect the opinions of others, and are no longer young and vigorous. I know that you will no longer look down on the envelope. Work."

The young secretary returned to Ford. He did all the work in the company. Later, he became a very famous and rich businessman.

In fact, if you want to succeed, you must not dislike the quality of your work. Even the dirtiest and most tiring work is an exercise for people.

In this world, there has never been a step to the sky. Most of the countless successful people start with the most inconspicuous work and the smallest things.