Best Paraphrase for "Do Your Job"

Don 2022-03-27 08:01:01

The plot is Hollywood-style, and the performance is basically in place, not brilliant. But why "recommend" it, because this is really a rare and very good workplace film. What I saw was the characters' understanding, persistence, collision and not giving up on their "jobs" in the play.

In addition to the father's love, the optimism of children, the "ruthlessness" of the company, and the need for face of scientists, the film tells the various contradictions between human beings and love, love and law very well. Way out story. Everyone has different environments, different responsibilities, and different goals. As a project, it is inevitable that there will be various frictions and contradictions. Each character in the play performs their own duties, only doing what their roles or positions require them to do, and strive to achieve full marks. To this end, friction, strong collision, no compromise, no giving up. There is no right or wrong, only all kinds of wonderful. This is probably the most fascinating thing I've seen in the film.

I have such a strong feeling because, at work, I often deal with all kinds of conflicts with thoughtless "compromises". After watching the film, I deeply realize the "blurredness" in my previous work. I want to change and do a good job. My job!

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Extended Reading
  • Reinhold 2022-03-29 09:01:10

    The theme is very good, and the willingness of these two big names to participate is also a big surprise. CBS's publicity in this area is not small!

  • Valentina 2022-04-24 07:01:26

    "I have a ~~~~ good dad! (Good dad! Good dad!)"

Extraordinary Measures quotes

  • John Crowley: [affably] Well, thank you very much for firing me.

    Dr. Kent Webber: My pleasure, I never liked you.

    John Crowley: Likewise.

  • Megan Crowley: It's not pink.