Not long ago, half a cigarette took over the editor’s circle of friends. The content is as follows:
This was a cigarette smoked by someone who was engaged in sales in the chemical fiber industry. The ash scattered on the roadside was relatively intact. It was probably smoked while squatting. There was no wind at the time, and the cigarette butt pointed forward and to the right, indicating that the cigarette was held in the left hand.
The slight bite marks fully reflect the uneasiness of the smoker, indicating that the task this month has not been completed!
The ash changes from complete to scattered, and you can see the anxiety of the smoker. After all, there are old and young at the top!
Judging from the quality of the photo, 2 million pixels, it shows the man’s financial embarrassment. A pack of cigarettes is so expensive at 23 yuan, and he throws them away before finishing smoking. It can be seen that something happened suddenly, maybe there is a problem with the customer, or Suddenly an emergency call came.
In short, this is a downtrodden, anxious, and strong man.
Such men can be found throughout the chemical fiber industry.
This seems to remind the editor of those technology geeks who found the anti-Trump flag without any landscape or other reference, only the background of the sky. incredible! Anyway, the editor can’t do it, but the editor knows deeply: once you get into textiles, it’s as deep as the sea, you are so tired that you cry twice a day, and you have to endure the grievances. Who else can survive and become all-powerful?
In short, hardship is not just talk…
The following rankings are not in-depth and you are welcome to add to them. If there are any similarities, just take a look.
No. 10 on the hard list: Office Clerk
Actually, I am not convinced, because the editor Zeng Jin is also a clerk, but! I need statistics, accountants, assistants, chefs, cleaners, follow-up orders, extracurricular tutoring… in short, “odd jobs”. You need to be mentally and physically online at all times to be able to deal with your boss, colleagues, and clients. Can you still only rank 10?
No. 9 on the hard-working list: grassroots personnel such as merchandisers
This is really “originally from the same origin”. For those of you who are office clerks, have you ever envied the fact that you can travel everywhere by following orders? Then you must have never seen them roll their eyes in anger at the leader’s ever-changing instructions. At the top, the leader is the master, urging you to ship goods; at the bottom, the factory personnel cannot be offended, and everything depends on others.
No. 8 on the hard list: Warehouse inspection
This is also inspected, that is also inspected, inspected during the day and at night, the ones that have been issued are returned for inspection again, and those that have not been issued are also inspected after they are rolled up. A: What are you doing? There’s a party tonight. Are you coming? B: Under inspection.
No. 7 on the hard-working list: Production Supervisor
Soldiers who don’t want to be generals are not good soldiers. The supervisor seems to have quite a lot of power. How dare you leave if I don’t let you off work? But there is someone above the supervisor! The management must be firm, the plan must be good, the efficiency must be high, and the work must be steady. No matter day or night, if you have nothing to do, you can wander outside. You have to call everyone a brother or sister, which is also a hardship for you.
No. 6 on the hard-working list: Workshop Supervisor
I heard this is a scapegoat position. We patrol the workshop and if we catch an employee, we will have to deduct his money. He may be scolded in some way. Arrange a job. If the person doesn’t do it, how can you beat him? Can we still do what we were told by our superiors? If it’s not your fault if you don’t do well, whose fault is it? If you don’t have an assistant, just rely on yourself!
No. 5 on the list of hard-working people: Business staff
No matter which business you are in, once you enter the business, you are destined to be on the road of no return.
Business: Bring me a sample and send it tonight.
Business: Are you coming back? Has it been cut?
Business: Is the sample you made last time good? Can you send it? The customer reminds me.
Business: The color difference of the small vat is too big and the feel is wrong. The customer is not sure about it.
Business: What! Is the cloth broken?
Production: I can’t help it. You can talk to the customer. I am also very helpless.
Business: I…
Well, business doesn’t cry.
No. 4 on the list of tough guys: Manager
In meetings, the words the manager holds in a month’s meeting can circle the earth. When it comes to business, if you talk too much, you are afraid of hurting the enthusiasm of the business, so you will make a roundabout comment; when it comes to production, if you talk too much, you are afraid of spoiling production, so you always say a few words: Don’t think I’m verbose, I don’t want to either. It bothers you that your performance and sales are not improving. Boss, you have to give me an explanation!
No. 3 on the list of tough guys: Boss
How can there be such a thing as “sorrow”? Worry about no orders, worry about quotation, worry about low profits, worry about rising raw materials, worry about not having gray fabrics, worry about not being able to make the pattern, worry about the dyeing factory not being able to provide enough power, worry about the risk of finishing, worry about tight delivery, worry about having problems with the goods, worry about delivery. , the most important thing is to worry about payment and collection.
No. 2 on the list of bitter bitches: Boss Wife
Not only do I have to be responsible for the daily operations of the entire company, I also have to worry about the boss.
No. 1 on the hard-working list: front-line textile workers
Can you imagine getting up before dawn to go to work? Can you imagine the constant noise in your ears? Can you imagine walking for more than ten hours without stopping? Can you imagine a sweltering workshop in the summer? Can you imagine getting your hands ripped by silk from time to time? Can you imagine watching the machine while eating? Can you imagine getting off work after dinner time? Can you imagine not having extra time to do your own thing? Can you imagine… these are what frontline textile workers experience every day.
In ancient times, there was a practice of putting on clothes and lying down after sitting in the sun, and then turning off the lights and rising before the rooster crows. Weaving day and night without any trouble. So is modern.
Thank you for your hard work. The editor expresses my feelings with my hand. I love you~
Zeng Jin once put a passage in front of the editor, but the editor did not understand it well: 1. Those who get up early are those who work in textiles and rag collection; 2. Those who go to bed late are those who work in textiles and massage parlors; 3. They cannot eat on time. Those engaged in textiles and beggars; 4. Those who are afraid are those engaged in textiles and drug dealers; 5. Those who work overtime without compensatory time off are those engaged in textiles and street vendors; 6. Those who join and it is difficult to quit are those engaged in textiles and underworld 7. Those who cannot go home for the holidays are those engaged in textile work and those in labor camps.
Weaving is not easy. Please cherish the people around you who are engaged in the textile industry, because they are selling cabbage with the intention of selling white powder. Please be nice to them and treat them to a meal from time to time. If they are not free, please ask again tomorrow.
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