mrlins
Professional pride
When I think of people working in the Stockholm subway or on the commuter trains back home, I think of people who would rather be doing something else and they just don't care very much about their job. I don't mean to offend anyone but that's just the way I see it.
Here in Japan though it's very different. It might not be a well paid job but still, the station attendants take it very seriously and when I see them doing their thing (waving, checking, signaling . . .) I always get a sense of the professional pride they all seem to have. And a part of me is asking why that doesn't exist at home . . .
Professional pride
When I think of people working in the Stockholm subway or on the commuter trains back home, I think of people who would rather be doing something else and they just don't care very much about their job. I don't mean to offend anyone but that's just the way I see it.
Here in Japan though it's very different. It might not be a well paid job but still, the station attendants take it very seriously and when I see them doing their thing (waving, checking, signaling . . .) I always get a sense of the professional pride they all seem to have. And a part of me is asking why that doesn't exist at home . . .