I am a cute programmer who works overtime typing code every day. Whenever I feel a little slack, I always think of the boss's meaningful teachings. What supports you working overtime is not your salary but your dreams, and working overtime every day will help you forget the pain of being single, only if it is not for the purpose of making money Work makes money!
Hee hee, finally know why the boss made money.
But why am I being deducted from my salary? Is it because the boss is jealous that I look better than him? taller than him?
"Report to the boss, I worked so hard, why was my salary deducted?"
"Oh, yes. We launched Code Cloud Enterprise Edition at the beginning of the year. It has very detailed statistical functions, such as project progress statistics , member contribution statistics , operation log records , and even details of project members' opinions on each project. In terms of contribution and operation. In this month's performance appraisal, you solved few problems, and the work efficiency index ranked the bottom, which shows that your work style is very problematic, go back and think more. "
Why do I think what the boss said makes sense, wait, the boss just said that the code what the hell is this? I do not know how!
Unexpectedly, when I went to work in the company the next day, the girl at the front desk had already packed up my things very thoughtfully, and the boss personally sent me out, and said to me earnestly: "I often get frustrated because I can't give full play to your ingenuity. I feel deeply guilty that life is not only about the code in front of you, but also poetry and the distance, your future is a sea of stars."
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