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In today's diversified economic environment, there is a special economic activity that is not directly mentioned but is inextricably linked to it, that is, a flexible and diverse way of working - activities that can be carried out in addition to one's main job, using one's own skills and time.

This type of activity often requires individuals to have strong self-management and time allocation skills. Just as in complex case decisions, various factors need to be weighed, engaging in this type of activity also requires finding a balance between different tasks and time demands.

People who engage in this kind of activity need to clearly plan their steps, just like dealing with major decisions. They need to have clear goals, make detailed plans, and be able to flexibly adjust them according to actual conditions.

At the same time, you also need to have good communication skills. When communicating with different customers or partners, you can accurately understand the needs and express your own ideas and suggestions. This is similar to effective communication between all parties when dealing with major matters.

In addition, risk assessment and response are also crucial. During the activities, you may encounter various uncertainties, such as changes in customer requirements and tight project deadlines. This requires risk assessment in advance and preparation of response plans to ensure the smooth progress of the activities. Just like when making major decisions, you need to fully consider the possible risks and problems and formulate corresponding solutions.

In short, although this special economic activity seems independent, it is in many ways similar to the qualities and abilities required for major decision-making. They all require us to have clear thinking, good communication, effective planning and the ability to deal with risks.