Humans are social animals, and your thoughts are easily affected by things around you. Unless you have strong self-control and a strong personality, your working environment can easily affect your thinking.

So which industries are most exposed to the dark side of people? Let’s take stock.

Having been a fund manager for many years, I feel deeply that there is a devil living in everyone’s heart? Once anyone enters the financial investment market, the ugly side of human nature will be exposed. Really, we see Many good people in daily life start to go crazy when they enter the financial market, and the ugly sides hidden deep in their hearts crawl out of the darkness and are fully exposed.

Psychiatrist: Most of the dark sides of people are negative, and they are what we don’t want to face. Over time, we will develop psychological ailments. If the ailments become serious and we cannot extricate ourselves, we will go to see a doctor. This is psychology. Doctor. It can torture a person to the point of psychological distortion. You can imagine how dark it is.

Women's prison guard. My classmate worked as a prison guard in a prison. She was a very cheerful and lively girl in college. I don’t know why she became a prison guard. I had a few dinner parties and chatted with her. It was a big contrast from before because her work required her. She doesn't talk too much about work, but from the few words she says, it can be seen that she has very low trust in people. In one sentence, she says there are too many bad things in the world.

Doctor. In fact, doctors should be ranked first. All the ugliness of human nature is most vividly displayed in hospitals. How many families have children who don't want to treat their parents, or send their parents to the hospital, and none of their brothers want to pay for treatment.

Minimum living allowance people, do you think of those poor old people who are living under the subsistence allowance? Of course the reality must be partly like this. But there are still a few parts that are just like TV dramas: young people squatting at home raising cats and dogs and doing nothing; relying on the pension of an 80-year-old man to support the whole family. The most important thing is that no money is given to the old man, and the money will be paid as soon as the pension arrives. He turned around and encouraged the old man to cause trouble.

Saying things like the government doesn't care!