Who knows what to do in your free time and what you do in your free time?

If you are a busy person, try to satisfy your various desires in your free time.

The most urgent is put first to satisfy.

Go online, or be in a daze, or sing or do housework.

I like to pull alone at home the most! ~

If it's me, I'm going to travel, after all, I don't have a lot of time to rest, the world is so big, I only know a few cities

First, the company's internal communication and learning to understand the business situation.

If you are idle because of the company's arrangement or other factors, you can use your free time to understand the company's business and the work of other departments through visiting communication within the company, so as to better understand the company's management status and business, and lay the foundation for promotion and long-term development in the company.

In layman's terms, go to other departments and departments to go shopping, chatter, on the one hand, contact feelings, mix faces, and get easier in the future, on the other hand, you can also learn more about the intelligence of other departments, which is conducive to the development of work.

Second, learn new knowledge and improve yourself.

If your work is not too technical, mainly transactional, and it is easy to do, and there is not a lot to learn and improve, I suggest that you can use this idle time to learn a new knowledge or profession. Wait until the opportunity arises to change jobs or change jobs to do more valuable work.

Or learn Excel, PPT, PS and other instrumental skills, which can greatly improve your work ability and efficiency.

Third, learn the job skills of the position and prepare for promotion and salary increase.

For example, if you are a specialist now and want to become an excellent department manager in the future, make good use of this time to learn the business knowledge of your position and department, and observe more about what your boss is doing and how he does things.

You can simulate your boss's work, deliberately practice empathy, use the identity of your boss to simulate practice, and grow yourself. Constantly improve their thinking ability, professional skills and management ability. Prepare for a promotion or raise a year or two later.

Fourth, do what you are interested in and develop hobbies.

For example, I have some friends who work in public institutions, they are really idle at work, and they don't have a lot of room for development, and they don't need to learn too much to improve themselves, because no matter how much you improve, you won't have a chance to show it.

At this point, they develop their second side hustle, or hobby. For example, writing, reading, **, raising flowers, etc. When I have free time at work, I read books, write articles, and I don't have too much utilitarianism, so it's good to do what I like.