Calling employees by nicknames during meetings
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Dear colleagues, in formal meetings, when managers use vulgar nicknames for their employees, what do you think of that? Discussion is welcome
It’s a clear lack of respect; as a leader, one shouldn’t act in such a way
It simply indicates that this leader has poor emotional intelligence
Is it because of a close relationship and thus lack of restraint, or is it intentional harm?
They must have a good relationship. . Using nicknames makes people feel closer, right? . .
Clear acts of disrespect: as a leader, one should maintain a proper demeanor in formal situations, as this is also part of the company’s image
Using nicknames in formal situations is inappropriate, regardless of the relationship between people
What kind of vulgar nickname is it? Tell me, please,,,
Small-scale meetings can indeed help to build closer relationships, but it’s better not to do that in larger meetings – it’s too informal.
It’s the kind where the guys laugh loudly while the girls don’t understand it
I don’t think it’s appropriate. You should do the right thing for the right occasion