My job is sales and marketing of medical product, and daily routine is pretty much going around drugstores from place to place by a car inside of Tokyo, which isn't actually tiny area all in all.
Here is what I noticed thesedays.
"there is no meaningless job"
Sometimes it happenes that every job is put into certain categories and arranged in so called job hierarchy. Cleaners of toilets, security guards of parking lots, dumper truck drivers....there are oh so many kinds of job that we usually tend not to pay attention in daily life. Here in Tokyo, you might be astonished at the number of people in a job which just tells you to hold a advertisement board on streets all day long. And what I'm surprised the most is there is a job in at platform of a train station, in which workers are expertised in pushing people into mighty crowded train in the morning.
Okay, as an example of importance of every kinds of job, let's pick up "security guards of parking lots".
If there weren't any security guards in parking lots in Tokyo......it would have been huuuuuuuge chaos. As a matter of fact, I didn't really notice the fact that there are incredibly a lot of security guards every here and there in this city before starting my job, but once pay attention to detail of move around the city.... you'll definitely see how such a cworded city works decently.
Though some people might take it granted for that there is no meaningless job, I wanna dare to say it loud.
Do pay attention to familiar scenery, then you'll see something new.
にほんブログ村
にほんブログ村
金曜の夜からひどい頭痛に襲われ風邪を患った模様。愛するわが社の風邪薬を飲み熟睡・・・後、熱はないもののだるさが続く。あぁ、やっとこさ気が緩めるほどにこっちの生活に慣れたのかなぁなんて、よい兆候？(笑)
