As the end of the year approaches, it has reached the period when companies hold intensive annual meetings. So did you get any laughter and gratitude from your employees at this year’s annual meeting after all the days and nights of exhausted preparation? Or, instead, are they rolling out their eyes in disgust, even secretly hating them to the point of gnashing their teeth?
Xiao Weiwu saw this question, which should represent the thoughts of a considerable number of employees:
This year, the annual meeting has actually become a standard feature of a company. Even if the scale is small, you have to set up two tables for a meal. And those who are even slightly famous in the industry will hold domineering annual meetings and make some trouble.
Normally, this is a happy event that others will envy. But why do some corporate employees not want to attend the annual meeting every year?
Vulgar, bizarre, exhausting… It’s not an exaggeration to say that the annual meeting has become an annual “aunt” for working people. Elite dicks can’t escape it.
One of the important reasons why employees resist annual meetings is that companies do not consider the employees’ perspective when planning annual meetings.
Employees are the main audience of the annual meeting and the undisputed protagonists, but in the planning of many companies, it has become a matter of indulging in the work of employees.
If you don’t participate, you must perform a show
Many companies will stipulate that in order to hold a lively annual meeting, they must cooperate with human resources (in fact, everyone becomes human resources) to organize the annual meeting, such as buying this and that, blowing up balloons, glue flowers, and setting up the venue.
What’s even more maddening is that work continues during working hours, rehearsals must be off-duty or during breaks, and there is no overtime pay.
So, at the end of the year, when we have to catch up on progress and work overtime until the gap in the sky rises, we have to take time to rehearse and dance.
Anyway, whether you are a literary and artistic youth or a Buddhist youth, hurry up and find your equipment and dress up. Just like that, the bald man in the little swan tutu, the big Han version of the twin-tailed loli with exposed chest hair, and the demons dancing wildly are really hot-eyed.
For extroverts, being able to have fun with everyone is exactly what you want. But for employees who are not used to such occasions, every time they attend the annual meeting, it is the New Year.