It turns out that I work slowly. I've already been fired once for that. I have a university degree, but I also studied it for a long time. Other than being a little distracted at times, I can't figure out if I'm dumb or if the profession isn't for me. I also have problems in my current job, my bosses ask me every day how far I have come, which means I'm slow again. I think they are outraged. Why am I slower than the others? If I get fired, I still don't know if I will be able to break. I do almost everything slowly. I wonder what your opinion is. I ask the moderators to post the story that I am very worried.
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If you are new to your current job, it is perfectly normal to work more slowly. Otherwise, I do not like to hurry, I prefer to work a little slower, but everything should be done properly, rather than beating it up and then full of mistakes. However, it depends on the job though. If you have deadlines and they are mandatory, not recommended, then you tighten up and work as fast as possible. However, if you have the opportunity to plan things yourself, do it so that you do not have to go crazy in a hurry.
It would not be bad to specify what kind of work it is ...
I know people who are quite slow and if I have to wait for them or expect something from them, they can barely stand my nerves. But since they are relatives I have to put up with them regularly. It is interesting that they happen to hurry only if they will be on the scam, that is, if I will do them an important service for them or if I will pay for a trip, restaurant or something like that. My aunt, for example, is like that and the only reason why she is kept at work is that she got documents from a doctor and they can't fire her for 25 years as a cleaner in the town hall and at least half of them were in hospital, they were forced to hire a second a person to do the work and she is kept there and they can't fire her, it takes her 4 hours to sweep a 100 square meter square in front of the town hall and she still doesn't do it well. This woman will seem ridiculous to you, but she soon complained to me that she was very tired of dying, I ask why, she cries all day making jars of tomatoes, and how many jars do you think she made? 12 jars that she made her cousin close and boil. She cut 10-12 kg of tomatoes and a bunch of parsley all day and was "very tired". I wonder how the first jar didn't sour until she was 12, but her cousin revealed the secret by making a jar and putting it in the fridge. Everyone in the family thinks this is laziness. I don't know if the author is so sluggish, but I hope he tightens up and starts trying not to anger people with his sluggishness. She cut 10-12 kg of tomatoes and a bunch of parsley all day and was "very tired". I wonder how the first jar didn't sour until she was 12, but her cousin revealed the secret by making a jar and putting it in the fridge. Everyone in the family thinks this is laziness. I don't know if the author is so sluggish, but I hope he tightens up and starts trying not to anger people with his sluggishness. She cut 10-12 kg of tomatoes and a bunch of parsley all day and was "very tired", I wonder how the first jar didn't sour until she was 12, but the cousin revealed the secret by making a jar and putting it in the fridge. Everyone in the family thinks this is laziness. I don't know if the author is so sluggish, but I hope he tightens up and starts trying not to anger people with his sluggishness.
You need a job that requires precision to achieve quality. You may be useful there eventually. Otherwise, higher education means nothing - lame and crippled have diplomas, so do not count it as proof (for yourself) that you are not anyone.