Questions for Issue 20150908
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This post was last edited by *aojiaoya0546 on 2015-9-12 23:47. In line with the administrator’s notice encouraging the creation of posts on professional \"basic knowledge\", and with the support of the production area manager yuchenchf, a 【Daily Question】 activity focused on basic knowledge in the production environment has been launched. Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 5 wealth. (Fill-in-the-blank) Workshop on-site management skills: The most important thing when communicating and getting along with colleagues is: ( ). Answer: Put yourself in their shoes
Put yourself in their shoes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Workshop on-site management tips: The most important thing when communicating and getting along with colleagues is: ( ). Put yourself in their shoes
This is too difficult to fill out. Respect? Merely showing subservient respect is also not right. Not ashamed to ask those beneath one? It’s not very reasonable either. It is best to be able to make progress together through communication with colleagues, as this allows you to respect them while also earning their respect.
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Putting oneself in others’ shoes: victory::victory:
Workshop on-site management skills: The most important thing when communicating and getting along with colleagues is: (putting oneself in their shoes)
Mutual respect, a willingness to ask for advice, and considering the other party’s perspective.