The professional compass of triple professionalism

Work constitutes a large part of our lives, whether in terms of time or achievement, and this important part of our lives gains its significance from its direct impact on us. Work affects the details of our family, social, financial, and health lives, and it plays a major role in our happiness or misery. How many people have had their family lives turn into hell because of the harassment they suffer at work! Conversely, how many people's happiness at work reflects positively on their social and family lives! What I firmly believe is that work is an important component of our lives and has a clear effect on the details of our day. If you ask an employee facing a tough day at work about the meaning of life, they would tell you that it has no meaning in the presence of an oppressive manager like their boss. The situation would be the opposite if this employee is going through a phase of great achievement at work and feels valued when clients and colleagues praise their performance. And then, don't talk to me about a person who has lost their professional compass—how they will spend their time. It is not permissible for a rational person to lose their professional compass no matter the reasons.