守株待兔 (shǒu zhū dài tù): Wait idly for opportunities / wait for windfalls — Meaning & Stroke Order

In a fiercely competitive market, waiting idly for opportunities will only cause companies to miss out on good chances.

Do you really plan to just wait idly like this and not take the initiative to try?

Xiao Ming wants to get rich by winning the lottery, which is just like waiting by a tree stump for a rabbit.

He was not someone who waited idly for opportunities; instead, he actively sought out and seized that chance.

Rather than idly hoping for customers to come to you, it's better to take the initiative to expand the market.

Rather than passively waiting for opportunities like waiting by a tree stump for a rabbit, it's better to actively create them.

You can't just wait idly for opportunities when job hunting; you need to send out more resumes and attend more interviews.