A fortune teller said that you can't cross the bridge on the second day of the Lunar New Year. Should I trust him? Can anyone who knows this business answer it?

No, take me for example. I just graduated from college last year (20 14) and found a famous fortune teller before I joined the company. He said that I was a "broken new year's goods". If I wanted to offend many people, I might lose my job. As a result, I successfully became the foreman of the team, and the manager was very optimistic about me. Not only did I earn a commission, but I also got along well with everyone. Young people should not blindly follow, believe in science, and more importantly, be confident. Many people often choose to be conservative (underestimate their abilities) when they first step into society, and people regret their original choices when they reach middle age.