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How to get along with the \"little people\" in the office?

2009-11-20View Original

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How to get along with the \"little people\" in the office?
Reply #22009-11-20
Cool office. Focus on your own tasks and ignore them. :lol
Reply #32009-11-20
Colleague: Unless there is work-related interaction, let each keep to their own affairs. It is essential to make contact and adhere to one principle: follow the rules, so as not to give others an excuse to criticize you. Leader: It depends on whether he relies on you or not, and whether you can tolerate him. At the very least, just leave on your own.
Reply #42009-11-20
If you ask me for a favor, do it for me; if people are talking about him, talk less about it, and if he talks about others, don’t express your opinions. In short, don’t let him figure out what you’re thinking, especially regarding issues of ‘stance’ at work.
Reply #52009-11-20
Return the favor to him in kind; that ‘wretch’ is even more despicable than he is”
Reply #62009-11-20
It’s a tricky topic. Well, you shouldn’t offend such people; it’s better to live in peace with them. Don’t engage in too much communication with them, and control your emotions – don’t act impulsively. Not all such people have only negative traits; they also have positive qualities, which you’ll eventually discover. Don’t reveal too much about yourself in front of them; it’s best not to let them know anything about you, so that they can’t use that against you. It’s actually a very delicate relationship – you need to find the right balance between being close and staying at a distance
Reply #72009-11-20
After all, it’s all work – one should treat everything equally. But when it comes to actually doing the work, is it possible to avoid personal feelings getting involved? Some people always try to trick you into treating them to food or drinks.
Reply #82009-11-20
Learn from his (her) strengths and overlook his (her) weaknesses. That’s fine.
Reply #92009-11-20
It seems that everyone still keeps their distance from him out of respect! !
Reply #102009-11-20
As the saying goes: Be close to the noble, and stay away from the vile.

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