Today, I finally attended the company's annual meeting, and all my colleagues (brothers and sisters) in the department stayed up late and worked overtime on the night when they arrived at the annual meeting because of business needs. Originally, I also wanted to keep pace with the leaders and colleagues of the small department, and I also went back, but at this time I was only able to help do some basic work, and I couldn't play a role in dealing with such a sudden business.

At the beginning of the event, I was put on a "red scarf" belonging to the captain because I was the youngest, in fact, it should be a thin red cotton yarn scarf similar to "Hada", which is smooth and comfortable to the touch, and then, as the "younger sister" who can be said to be the lowest position in the team, and the organization and leadership skills are also the lowest, I organized several powerful brothers and sisters, notified the members one by one, and came up with coping strategies after listening to the rules of the game - basically arranged the process clearly in such a process. vase". The only role may be to stand at the front of the line wearing a "red scarf" and hold a pen and paper.

My "incompetence" is also reflected in the three games I played later, one is that each of the eight people holds a pole in a circle, and asks each person to run clockwise to the next pole, each pole can only stand in place, not fall, so that an older brother shouts "123" - 3 when we let go of the pole in our hands, run to the next person's position, and hold the next pole steady. I was standing next to the leader of our group, and I always knocked down the pole in my position before I could get to the next person's position, and I would always bring my hand forward, and the pole in my original position would always fall when the next person couldn't catch it. In the end, I was replaced, and I was reassured that some games might not be suitable for some people, so I went to other games to reflect the value.

But it seems that a lot of games have been played, and finally I went to a shorthand game with a sister in the same group, a large portrait of a butterfly, which needs to be memorized in a certain amount of time, and then went to the table on the side of the stage, and watched the butterfly picture turned out by the staff, and the two people who participated took turns saying the name of the butterfly. As a result, the first time it was the sister who cooperated with me, and the other time it was me. I always thought my memory was okay, but I was so hurt.

Luckily, however, there was a game of stacking arhats on one foot on a newspaper that was folded in half, and when the folded newspaper could only hold two feet, the petite of me managed to contribute a little bit to the team points by stepping on one of their stacked feet, and of course my feet were one of my sister's feet, and hanging from the hands of the two older brothers who were on each other's shoulders. Of course, the slogan of strategy and cooperation was still from the leader brother, I could only hold the hands of the two brothers holding each other above my head, and I could only see their hands and the small space built by four feet from different people in front of me, with a confused face, "Girl receive", good, receive, good, put down, like this.

We first play the game indoors in the morning, adopt a point system, each game is scored according to the clearance time and score ranking, and the sum of the points obtained by the team members after participating in various games with different number requirements is the total score of the team; In the afternoon, everyone hid to a nearby zodiac-themed park, where they were divided into red and blue teams, and the teams were divided into several groups, and each group went to different attractions.

In other words, I didn't contribute much in the game in the morning, I couldn't come up with a good idea, I couldn't organize everyone with a good strategy for getting points, and the game didn't seem to be playing well, so I divided the two big groups of red and blue in the afternoon, and several teams in our group were choosing captains, and then quickly entered the strategy discussion between captains, so I asked the leader brother who had been taking on the role of captain, "Brother, emm, do you want to come?" "It's okay to give up the position of deliberating strategy to someone more capable in case of consequences, and let him lead our team in the competition, so as to increase the chances of the team winning." This is not good, the captain has to take on the responsibility of the captain. I listened from the sidelines. And then the result was, the other captains said a lot, and the road map that I had for each captain was snatched away by a colleague, and then I listened to them discuss and listened to it and when it was time to set off, I found that I didn't know what the "this" they were "just doing" was, and finally it was the other captain who said that he wanted me to lead the team to which attraction, and I took a few people to set off.

Okay, I look a little useless. But in the end, I turned over a ping-pong ball that had a great effect on the "decisive victory" in the leaves, and found a few pieces, which was also valuable. Of course, this table tennis ball also has a lottery function, under the guidance of my colleagues around me, I drew a tea brewer, when our team was in need of a piece of shards that could also be drawn, so I expressed my disappointment in my tone that I couldn't draw the shards, and also caused several colleagues around me to laugh good-naturedly like "it's not good to draw this". I didn't work in any of these games, so I went up to the big boss and tried to give him the tea maker, "It's not appropriate" - well, I was rejected. Later, when the leaders went down the mountain by car, I walked alone with a person next to my colleagues, and an eldest brother who was not my direct leader also helped me put the tea maker in the car and transport it down the mountain, he said that this small box was quite heavy. It's a joy to be shrouded in kindness again.

Then there are the experiences of travel and some things that shocked or moved me. In the afternoon, I walked around the scenic spots, went to a hollow stone statue of Maitreya Buddha that is as high as one and a half floors, entered through the cuff of Maitreya Buddha, passed through a dark room, walked through a somewhat long tunnel, and went out from the mouth of a dragon that was opening its mouth and roaring. When the dragon's mouth comes out, the purpose is the mountains and forests, and it means that you really look at the surrounding scenery in the dragon's mouth or body, haha.

The thing that touched me was that I saw an uncle who looked very old, using a slightly thick branch to turn all the way through the dead leaves and dirt on the side of the road, and was very serious about finding the puzzle pieces that the team needed in the game. Seeing that my predecessors are still so serious about games, I can't help but feel that I really don't take it seriously enough, and I haven't been so serious since the game. The shocking thing is the sentence "Every picture is an accident, and every accident is a failure of life", and when I heard this sentence, I wanted to cry inexplicably.

Today's Xiao Lai: In the final group photo, I was a little confused to see that the leader of the leader and the big brother who recruited me in were pushing a trophy to each other, and the team won, and one person was needed to take a group photo with the trophy in the middle. Then the leader of the leader seemed to see me standing next to me frowning, and then he stuffed the trophy to me, I weakly refused, and then the final outcome was that I stood in the C position with the lowest position in the audience. It's a bit funny to say, and the elders who care about me will say that they don't know anything.

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