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People should arrive early or at least on time, for medical appointments, examinations, of course, and dinners when someone else has invited you. Needless to say, it’s vital to arrive on time or early for interviews as well, especially job interviews! Most people arrive early for these kinds of occasions in China, and perhaps are more relaxed about timing for more casual occasions. Technology has helped people to schedule things better in general, and phones all have calendars where you can put alerts and alarms on certain times of day so you can get reminded about an important appointment multiple times in advance if you want, so you won’t miss it. 

Most jobs require patience to be honest. Most jobs get boring and you really start to lose patience on some days when you’re tired, had a lack of sleep the night before, or you feel under the weather. However, I’d say that jobs that require a high degree of patience might be medical jobs like surgeons, dentists – jobs where you have to be very very careful, slow, and at the same time deal with patients that might be distressed or emotionally disturbed. I think jobs in the service industry also require patience – dealing with customers can be difficult, and customers very often complain, and sometimes are quite rude, and it’s your job to try to be as patient as possible and not lose your temper if a customer is even incredibly nasty or rude. 

Yes, I would argue that it is always best to be very patient with work or studies. You basically have to be. Both can be annoying and tiring and arduous, like many things in life, and the only thing you can do if you want to get ahead and keep up with tasks at work, or studies, is to be patient, organise your time well, and put effort in. It’s also important to have time off, regular breaks, so that when you do get down to work you are focused. I think one of the best approaches to project work is working for an hour or two, then having a break, for say, 20 minutes, then working another hour or so. Breaking up your productive time into bursts of concentrated work like this, with regular short breaks, is the best way to get larger projects done. 

I think some people gain patience with age, and other people lose it. I think it largely boils down to personality and also the kind of life they lead. People are more likely to be impatient if they are under more stress, but also people are more likely to be impatient if they have been spoilt by the parents all their lives and have not developed a sense of tolerance, patience and self-control. There are multiple reasons why people can be more or less patient, but I don’t think age is the major reason for people becoming more patient – though some people do develop greater levels of patience the more experience in life they have had. So, perhaps it is a factor, but not the main reason. 