Do people like to eat lunch at the same table as their supervisors when having lunch in the office cafeteria?
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Do people like to eat lunch at the same table as their supervisors when having lunch in the office cafeteria?
The courage to face things is an attitude towards life
It depends on what kind of leader it is; if they have an arrogant attitude, I personally don’t like such leaders, no matter how high their position may be.
The leader will also eat in the cafeteria with everyone else: L
It often happens that without trying deliberately, running into someone and having a chat is also a good opportunity for communication. Of course, those who are in a high position don’t need it.
It mainly depends on which leader is in charge; some leaders are very concerned about things outside of work, while others are only interested in work
In real life, it really matters who you are with; it can even change the course of your development and determine the success or failure of your life. The kind of people you are around determine the kind of life you will lead.
Our leaders here all have separate private rooms. . . .
Who gave you the courage? Eating shows common sense the best – vice presidents and above sit together, regardless of factional differences, at least to maintain a semblance of harmony! Middle managers form groups everywhere; today it’s the finance department sitting together, and tomorrow it’s the HR department～～ Meals are eaten in the cafeteria, where cliques are most likely to form. So it seems like many people can be found everywhere; they just don’t want the leaders to know, or at least think that he takes a side!