- I don't know when it started
- The trend of "praise" and "gratitude" in the group is growing
- Some are deeply moved by teachers who carefully correct homework
- Some see doctors who do not overly treat them at the end of their lives as reborn
- Some are grateful for the guidance of leaders in daily life
- Teachers are role models who impart knowledge and education
- Doctors show compassion and at least do no harm
- Leaders mentor and enhance service capabilities and awareness
- These are all part of the job, why should we be grateful?
- On the surface
- Our expectations for various professions to fulfill their duties are constantly increasing
- In reality
- Our tolerance for those who do not fulfill their duties is forced to increase repeatedly
- Completing one's duties will be praised and applauded
- Perhaps this indicates that the weight of this "duty" is a bit heavy
- Perhaps it shows that we have tacitly accepted not fulfilling our duties
- If others need to be grateful to us for doing our job
- Then isn't gratitude too cheap and hypocritical?