Today, I refreshed my cognitive bottom line again.
I collected data on a marriage and love platform. While I was brushing, I actually found a medical staff member broadcasting live on it. And she is also a matchmaker.
chatted with the male guest while "working hard" in medical care. I was really shocked and once again refreshed my understanding of this industry.
Can medical staff still broadcast live while working? Is this really good? Can you still do a good job this way? Is this really worthy of the medical industry? I really don't understand.
After experiencing the epidemic, medical staff have long established good emotions in the hearts of the people. But it is really hard to have a good impression if a medical staff like this.
She was wearing protective clothing, hanging her phone there, and was on a live broadcast. She chatted with the male guest about her emotional words, received gifts, and was still doing medical work. I feel that it's really hard for her to do this.
We all know that being a matchmaker on a marriage and love platform is to make money, and this kind of matchmaker has a task. It takes the length of time to hang up, to pull the male guest to the pound, how many gifts should you receive, etc. In order to complete the task, these matchmakers need to rely on the marriage and love platform for a long time, and the platform will receive certain rewards after completing the task.
It is obvious that this matchmaker who works in medical care is working hard to complete these tasks. I understand this kind of hard work, but what puzzles me is that your career is really suitable for working while running live broadcasts.
Although the marriage and love platform is a niche platform, no matter where it is, the sacredness of the profession cannot be discarded in some places.
I accidentally exposed this type of medical staff, but my understanding in my heart was indeed opened. For this reason, I couldn't control myself from telling my mood. Just like you, wearing protective clothing to accompany the male guest, broadcasting live while working.
Of course, I understand the hardships of such people, but there is a saying that goes like this: "In your position, take your position, take responsibility, and do your job." No matter which industry or career, you can't just work. Even if you are part-time, you can't just start a live broadcast.
Respecting professional ethics is the most basic moral bottom line and personality qualities of everyone.
