The following are famous quotes about work and career:

The worst thing about an old gentleman is arrogance. Little did they know that the true theories and great undertakings of ancient and modern times were all invented and created by arrogant people who were given the name of arrogance. ——Mao Zedong

A jealous person cannot accomplish great things himself, so he tries his best to underestimate the greatness of others and belittle the greatness of others to make them equal to himself. ——Hegel

Genius is developed due to love for the cause. It can simply be said that genius--by its very nature--is nothing more than love for career and work. ——Gorky

None of the truly great figures (whether ancient or modern, as long as their heroic names are forever engraved in human memory) went crazy because of this: because the great cause suppressed this kind of weak. ——Bacon

Blessed are those who show themselves to others. Knowing that the world must be watching what he had to accomplish, he worked energetically from beginning to end. However, such a person is more worthy of respect. He hides in obscurity and works without pay during long and hard days. He does not receive glory or praise; only one thought inspires his diligence, his work It is beneficial to the public. ——Krylov The person who tells everyone about his career must be insignificant. People who work hard often do not talk loudly. Their earth-shattering undertakings show their greatness. However, when planning major undertakings, they are silent. ——Hegel

Career is the fruit, words are just the leaves. A person's life should be spent like this: when recalling the past, he will not regret for wasting his life, nor will he be ashamed of his inaction in the past; when he is dying, he can say: My whole and all energy , have been dedicated to the most magnificent cause in the world, the struggle for the liberation of mankind. ——Ostrovsky

Advice on work and career: Live in compliance with the Five Precepts and the Eightfold Path. The so-called "Five Precepts" are not to kill, not to steal, not to commit sexual misconduct, not to lie, and not to drink alcohol. As Buddhists, you should avoid any industry related to killing, stealing, sexual intercourse, lying, gambling, drug trafficking, etc. Such as butchers, winemakers, restaurants, dance halls, prostitutes, fortune tellers, divination, fishing, etc. These are all professions that the Buddha denounced as evil livelihoods, so Buddhists should not make a living from them. In addition, corruption, extortion, exploitation, counterfeiting, and counterfeiting are all illegal ways of obtaining wealth, and are not allowed by national law or Buddhist regulations. What is a legitimate profession? The "Za Agama Sutra" says: "A merchant is engaged in farming, herding cattle and sheep to collect interest, building a house for profit, building a house, a bed, and providing utensils of the six kinds." ’ For now, we should also include public teachers, medical staff, etc. As long as they work in a proper way and earn a living through hard work, they are all called legitimate professions.