When I finished the job today, I sent it to my boss. After a while, he advised that if I could change the title , it'll be more attractive to the reader. And I definitely agreed with him. Then I opened the computer and changed the title. To be honest, I knew I could give a more attractive name to the article. But when I spent the whole day to finish the content of the article, I felt I've run out all my energy and my only thought was to give a name to the article randomly and then sent it to my boss.
I knew he wouldn't be satisfied with the title because I wasn't satisfied with it either. I sent it only aiming to tell my boss I've finished the task. He may be satisfied with the content, but the failure of the title ruined all. My all day's work was in vain. If I insist for a few minutes and pick up a good title, all my work would pay off.
What I could learn from this job is that I should ask myself whether I could do it better before I send it to my colleagues. If there is still improving space, I should continue to work on it until I'm satisfied with it. I shouldn't give it an end to one job if I believe I could do it better.
The other lesson I could learn from this job is that I should cope with the end of the task well instead of doing it carelessly. I'm easy to work carelessly at the end of the job after a long-time job. But this little carelessness will ruin all my efforts. I should start well and end well.
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