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Lee Ho-geon: Office Worker Killer Skills Learned from Zhuangzi

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I feel like I've lost myself in a very hard day of reading and reading, which is the job that I'm feeling down there. I often lose my purpose and direction in life, being able to handle my job in front of my eyes, and wonder, ‘Is it all right for me to live the way I am? ’. At the beginning of the investigation, I targeted promotions, executives and so on, but now I worry about getting fired. I feel helpless because of the promotion of a motive that is not particularly well-immolated. I've felt empty when I saw the retirement and fire of my friends, including my trusted senior, my close siblings, my beloved brother and sister. Phil Saltzung, a trader who learns from a boss, was called in by his boss 'Physicist' for 2,000 years and told the story of how he consults with the afflictions of the job "O Jiang" that he often met in any company. This is a new work by Dr. Ihogan, a writer who wrote his own business trip, which has been known to have dissolved Nietzsche’s ideas in modern day's work life and has been loved steadily. Often the firstborn is thought to be a man who lives away from the world. But in reality, the firstborn is very much a part of modern life, so much so that it can be called the Oriental Nietzsche. The philosophy of the boss, especially the 'use of uselessness', is something that workers today must learn to be able to turn into money machines at any time. This book should never be missed by those who are constantly worrying about my use and use their lives, ‘ I’m sick of the wrong job, or they might get fired instead of a promotion, ’ and so on.

Korean title: 장자에게 배우는 직장인 필살기

Korean author: 이호건

Korean publisher: 싱긋

ISBN-13: 9791190277938

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RA*****
December 17, 2020

I think I'm halfway between quail and Son-in-law. It's my only thought, but it's not as ignorant as the quail, but I don't think it'll be more compassionate than a dead person. So I think somewhere in the middle of it is going to be. Sons, blinds are heard from all over the world, but the firstborn has heard of his name, but he does not know it. I think it would be nice to learn about the wisdom of the firstborn and use it in the workplace. Your words are so profound. I seem to lack a lot of

이호건: 장자에게 배우는 직장인 필살기
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