What is more important, ability, education, or mentality?

I was participating in the IATF (formerly TS) 16949 system introduction course organized by the company, and the instructor asked me to choose a multiple-choice question on human resources. When the company recruits a document control clerk for system documents, please choose: A. Junior high school graduate with five years of work experience. B. Bachelor degree graduates with one year of work experience. I gave answer B at that time. Although I know that a system document control clerk must have at least two to three years of experience to adapt to the job, why should I choose a bachelor's degree graduate. Comparing work experience with academic qualifications, academic qualifications are certainly not the most important, but mentality is very important.

The company does have a manager with a junior high school education who was promoted by the boss at the grassroots level. Once when she had a dispute over work, she said, you are so educated, don't you understand these principles? Because I write some short articles in my spare time, and occasionally forward some articles shared by writers. This also became her retort when arguing. The more a person lacks something and the more he cares about it, I know that she must care about it very much. I'm quite afraid of this kind of mentality, so when I choose B, I will consider a person's mentality to some extent.

I am most afraid of some small things rising to a certain height. For example, the driver of a BMW must give way to pedestrians who do not obey traffic rules; for example, a certain celebrity drove into a car accident and attracted national attention and criticism (don't ordinary people drive without risk); for example, a college student committed a murder and was promoted to university Poor quality education; for example, the weak must be sympathized with by others; for example, when quarreling, they say: "Don't think you are the leader, I am afraid of you." or "What's the big deal about driving a luxury car."

Glass I have this kind of worry. I also encountered this situation a few years ago. At that time, I was still working for the Construction Industry Association. Because the president was temporarily unavailable, he asked me to attend an industry meeting on his behalf. Basically, people from all over the country came from the industry. The elite gather together. During the meal, a professor next to me asked me where I was from and what institution I graduated from. When I learned that I did not have a graduate degree or above, or even an undergraduate degree, I immediately decided to change positions. I was somewhat embarrassed by the situation at that time. Not long ago, I had a small gathering with friends, and their classmates also came over. When introducing each other, they were all civil servants, holding relevant positions in the municipal party committee or the Quality Inspection Bureau. When introducing us, they could only use stone. A villager from a village in Long Town came to introduce me. This time, I didn’t feel embarrassed. Over the past few years, my mentality has changed a lot, and I no longer have a heart of glass.

I am very grateful to the several bosses I met when I first came out of the society. One was Mr. Jin, who was a university lecturer and later served as the administrative director of our company. I was his clerk. It is said that a person's life is a learning process, but a person's mentality is very important. When you accept your shortcomings, explore your strengths, develop your abilities, and strive to do better, academic qualifications will not limit you. Although Ms. Zhang's education is not very high, she has experienced the cultural influence of famous foreign companies. When she works under her, she is scolded like a dog one second, and she is grateful to her the next second. She is so charming, and she is so charming to everyone. The employees were very caring and very strict with us. In those few years, my mentality changed a lot. I could smile even if I was abused like a dog. Later I met Mr. Wu, a top student from Shanghai Jiao Tong University who studied to get a doctorate while working. He is an engineer, construction engineer, and a leader in the industry. In fact, he is a person with a very good mentality. When others jump up and bang the table in front of him, he will smile and say Please take a seat. They are all elites in the industry. Their charisma has influenced me and taught me how the world is and that I don’t need to belittle myself when I respect others.

In fact, no matter how hard I try, I will never be able to get rid of the essence of the people at the bottom. In the eyes of the government, I am a common person. This factory is divided into several levels, and people on each level are working hard to move forward. It is an honor to move up a small level, but in the end, all efforts are only to earn an income to support the family.

Everyone’s life is a piece of cake. Most of what we show to others is the good side. The poetry and picturesqueness in the circle of friends sometimes arouses my envy, jealousy and hatred. I yearn for it very much. I think The same goes for others. When I write words, it’s not that I write well, but it’s a record of life. I think I’d better post less to Moments in the future. Maybe it's not pitiful to accept one's own mediocrity, but there are still many people who just want to prove that they live a little better than others. If they are just a little bit worse than others, their glass hearts will be broken into slag.