Tolerance Determines Height.

The manager of an important department of a company is leaving, and the chairman has decided to find a man with both ability and integrity to take the place. However, several people who have been on the road have failed to pass the "examination" of the chairman.

On that day, a more than 30 year old doctor came to the United States. The chairman told him to go to his home test at three in the morning. The young man went to the bell of the chairman's office at three in the morning, but he didn't see anyone to answer the door. Until eight o'clock, the chairman let him in.

The title of the examination was dictated by the chairman. The chairman asked him, "can you write?" the young man said, "yes."

The chairman took out a blank sheet of paper and said, "please write a white word for white rice."

He finished writing, but he couldn't wait for the next question. He asked suspiciously, "is that so?" the chairman quietly looked at him and replied, "yes! It's finished." the young man found it strange. What kind of examination was it? Second days, the chairman went to the board of directors and announced that the young man had passed the exam and was a rigorous examination. He explained: "a young doctor, his intelligence and knowledge must not be a problem, so I will take other difficult exams."

He went on to say, "first of all, I asked him to sacrifice his sleep, and I asked him to sacrifice his sleep, and at three o'clock in the evening he took part in the company's examination. He did it. I tested his patience and asked him to wait five hours, and he did it." I checked his temper again to see if he could not go mad, and he did it. Finally, I tested his modesty. I only examined a doctor, a five year old boy, who could write, and he would write. "

A man has a Ph.D. degree, and has the spirit of sacrifice, patience, good temper and modesty. What else do I have to be choosy about such a person with both ability and integrity? I decided to appoint him!

Tolerance determines the height of a person, a talented person has the cost of success, otherwise his future achievements are bound to be limited.

While remembering "knowledge is power", it is also possible to remind ourselves that "tolerance determines height" is an era of knowledge explosion. While pursuing knowledge, learning and talent, we must not neglect: the so-called "inner", in addition to enriching knowledge and talent, also includes enrichment.

Are you a magnanimous person?