Experience Of Making Friends In The Workplace

Work first friendship second: Judy company: Hoffman public relations company: customer manager, I am willing to contact those smart, inspiring, hard working and honest people.

I will make friends with my competitors or clients. The only principle is "work first, friendship second".

The good part is that we can work together to share information resources in the corresponding work, and many problems that we can't think of and can't find the answers will be opened up in communication with them.

I have received many good advice from my competitors friends more than once.

But the disadvantage is that our topic can never be too open, especially when it comes to sensitive work information.

In any field, not only public relations, personal goals are developed, mature and ultimately successful.

If we reach some consensus by appreciating our competitors, this will give you a sense of work in the larger group rather than isolation from each other.

Because public relations itself is a service industry, it needs to have a good relationship with all customers.

If customers can regard you as a member of their team and work together towards the same goal, they will make cooperation more meaningful.

In many cases, once a client is established with respect and trust, the advantage is that cooperation is more successful. They will be more reasonable and satisfy your needs, and vice versa.

However, it requires more patience and understanding when working with some of the more difficult customers.

Under such circumstances, I try to stand in their shoes and understand their stress and disappointment.

I firmly believe that work is no more than a job. When we take off our uniform, everyone is equal and friendly.

The careless experience of making friends in the workplace will make us smarter in our career and personal life.

The key to workplace conflict is to have a good sense of humor.

They are too depressed, too negative, or negative friends.

To forgive one another's mistakes is to win more opportunities for yourself.

The topic can never be too open, especially when it comes to sensitive work or personal information.