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We are promoting a new era of company management.
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May 12, 2025
We throw them away at will, on impulse, or after discussing it with each other.
With the momentum of the organizational change in April, I threw out what I didn't need.
There wasn't much stuff, but what there was a lot of was digital files.
It's also not a personal folder, but rather a shared folder with someone else.
If it's yours, you can throw it away and say, "Oh, oh, I don't need it.
However, if the file is in a shared folder, I can't get to it because I think, "Maybe that person is using it.
Files and files piled up with such invisible care.
It's not going to rot, it's not going to break, but we have to do something about it.
So, we looked at each other and said, "This is nice," "Isn't the date old? I said to them, "This is nice," "Isn't the date old?
What a surprise, what a shared file, almost 90% of the files are gone!
What can I say, this is the most difficult thing for people to do.
Speculation that "someone will use it" or "someone needs it."
Someone, someone, someone," and "someone you don't know" is born.
The sprawling file is littered with people who are just wandering around looking for that person.
Oh, this is becoming a spine-chilling and scary story.
There is only one way to get out of a situation like this.
I guess the only way is to not look back, but to lean on each other's shoulders.