Eager Beaver Research Paper

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The Reward of the Eager Beaver During this topic, it talks about how a man got defensive and was a little bit of a threat to one of his co-workers, by telling him that he needs to pace himself, that the other men who also work at this cable job are older, with kids and are married and that they can't work as fast as him and that his speed is making all of his co-workers look bad, because when they have extra time they do not do any extra work, they sit around and read they paper in the shade and wait til their next appointment is scheduled until they decide to do any work, and that he needed to do the same instead of doing all the extra work and making them look bad by finishing the assignments way before time and it makes the rest of the workers look lazy.
Basically, when you start at a job you want to show your best. When you are at a job, you shouldn't just come there to make friends, your job is what helps you live on the daily basis. It helps you to pay bills, put a roof over your head, and food on the table at night, so i believe that when you're at a job no matter if somebody tells you to “pace yourself’ you should do what you learned in the beginning. When you start at a job you should always show potential in your work, and don't let other things bother you. If you want
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If you feel as if you “know you can slack” and not be in trouble for it, like coming into work late, or not going as fast then you should not work at that job and change your career path. If you start to think that you don’t want to be at a certain job and work as hard and have as much potential and work ethics like the “new co-worker” on the job then you may need to change your career path to something

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