Work Etiquette (3): Promoting Communicative Beauty

In daily work, the grass-roots civil servants have some basic etiquette rules that must be observed. This is the work etiquette.

As far as time is concerned, work etiquette is applicable to all working hours of grass-roots civil servants.

As far as location is concerned, work etiquette is applicable to all offices of grass-roots civil servants.

That is to say, on all working occasions, as a general rule of work etiquette, any grass roots civil servant should abide by it.

In particular, it is the basic content of the work etiquette that the grass-roots civil servants should observe to pay attention to four points, namely, dress beauty, emphasis on language beauty, advocacy of communicative beauty, and praising behavior beauty.

Three, the advocacy of communication is often different from the basic civil servants' work, but in essence, they can not avoid dealing with others.

Therefore, in the actual work, the grass-roots civil servants must strive to communicate in the United States, that is, properly coordinate their various interpersonal relationships, attach great importance to each contact object, seek unity within, and seek development outside.

The internal civil servants must first deal with all kinds of internal relationships in their units and departments, because they are the foundation of all kinds of communication that they have to face up to.

When conducting internal communication, grass-roots civil servants should be united, strict with themselves, lenient towards others, and good at coordinating various internal interpersonal relationships.

1. contacts with superiors.

In the actual work, the grass-roots civil servants can not handle their relations with their superiors.

To accomplish this, there are three basic principles: first, to obey the leadership of the higher authorities and to abide by their duties; two, to maintain the prestige of the superiors and to understand the superiors; three, to respect the superiors and support the superiors.

2. contact with subordinates.

When interacting with subordinates, the grass-roots civil servants must not condescend and bluff.

To deal with the relationship between subordinates and the lower level, the grass roots civil servants should pay attention to the following three aspects at least.

First, we should be good at "respecting intellectuals and respecting intellectuals" and respecting subordinates' personality. Two, we should be considerate of subordinates and attach importance to communication between the two sides. Three, we should be good at caring for subordinates and supporting subordinates.

The relationship between 3. and level.

Handling interpersonal relationships with colleagues at the same level can not be ignored by grassroots civil servants.

When dealing with Ping level colleagues, the grass-roots civil servants should pay full attention to the following three points: first, we should unite with each other and not allow division; two, we should cooperate with each other and not allow each other to dismantle the other; three, we must encourage each other and not allow sarcasm to be sarcastic.

(two) external communication, whether public or private, there are plenty of opportunities for grassroots civil servants to socialize with outsiders.

When interacting with or interacting with outsiders, grass-roots civil servants should not only forget the maintenance of the government's image and personal image, but also watch their manners and behaviors so as not to lose their identity.

In the following two kinds of common external contacts, the grass roots civil servants should take good care of themselves.

1. exchanges between the masses and the masses.

When dealing directly with the masses, the grass-roots civil servants should not forget their identities, nor emphasize their identities too much. They must have a strong sense of serving the masses, and they can not always live in the status of alms.

When serving the masses, it is necessary to treat people with enthusiasm and do not allow the masses to make sarcastic remarks. Two, it is necessary to take the initiative to serve and not to be indifferent to the masses; three, we must take the trouble to not be patient with the masses; four, we must treat each other equally, and do not allow differences between the masses.

2. contacts with society.

Many times, grass-roots civil servants are inseparable from contacts with people from all walks of life.

When dealing with people from all walks of life, the grass-roots civil servants must do the following five points: first, to master the sense of propriety and prevent misconduct; the two is to distinguish between public and private interests, and to prevent public interest; three, to keep away from the color of money and prevent corruption and degeneration; four, to face up to power and prevent money and power pactions; and five, to make friends and prevent gangs.