I'm indebted to you.
Watanabe-sama received that there are good points about perfectionism, and that he unequivocally thinks that perfectionism is bad.
Also, I received that my perfectionist self felt stuffy about having to adjust to my surroundings.
I myself think of myself as a perfectionist, but I think there are good points and bad points about perfectionism.
First of all, the good point is that, as Watanabe says, the work is careful, and when you look at it from your surroundings, you seriously work on things that make you think you should cut corners because it's difficult.
I think this is a very precious thing.
Now, here's the downside.
The way we work is gradually changing, and I feel that the skill of “putting it into shape for the time being” is now being required. Instead of doing 100 points of work in one shot, it means presenting 70 or 60 points of work first.
In my opinion, I think both are important skills.
Perfectionism is not unequivocally evil, and it is also important to present a certain degree of form.
It would be best if we could build such a relationship where we respect each other's strengths.
There must be a lot of trouble, but if you feel like complaining, please come back here. I think a lot of monks will listen to the story.
There is no time and it is different from the original answer method (see profile), so please forgive me if there are any typos or omissions.