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基本解釋

Being used to a culture of sharing information freely, these “digital natives” will be impatient with the rules of traditional corporate IT.
這些“數(shù)碼原住民”習(xí)慣了自由共享信息的文化，他們將會(huì)對傳統(tǒng)企業(yè)IT的規(guī)則非常不耐煩。
Grown-up bosses can also be impatient with the more unrealistic expectations of their employees, especially those held by members of Generation Y – the feisty 20-somethings.
成熟的老板也會(huì)對員工更多不切實(shí)際的期望感到不耐煩，尤其是對那些Y一代成員（朝氣蓬勃、20來歲的年輕人）的期望。
You grasp new concepts very easily, but you tend to be impatient with slower minds or the usual, predictable routine.
掌握新的學(xué)說對于你來說很容易，但是你往往會(huì)不耐煩緩慢的想法或通常的、可預(yù)見的慣例。
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