Interpersonal Relationship Training -- Communication Syllogism

In the workplace, we communicate every day.

No matter what scale of communication, I like to use first, second, third to make a paragraph for myself. After listening to each other's words, I used to repeat briefly.

Such communication is very clear and effective. It shows respect, saves both sides of the time, and is also a win-win situation.

Nodding and smiling at an unknown colleague

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In the office, there are always some strange faces in the hallway. They may be guests who come to visit. They may also be colleagues in other departments. They may even be the family members of their superiors.

When you face to face, you are expressionless, or nod and smile. In a few seconds, the other person will score your accomplishment, and also score the department or company's accomplishment.

Then, form a good habit of smiling. Warming others will also brighten up yourself.

Sharing: millet, civil servants -- one step forward

When you get to work early, you can help the leaders and colleagues play the water and mop the floor. Take the elevator, take the initiative to ask others which floor to go to and help press the button; when you eat, take the initiative to help your deskmate add some tea; go out to play and help your older colleague carry a bag.

In the organs, everyone praised me for being diligent, courteous, leading a business trip and taking me with me. Actually, I really didn't mean to do it on purpose. From my first day at work, my father often taught me: "everyone who likes politeness, diligent and diligent, has the eye to see everyone likes".

Get ready for work second days before bed.

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In the morning, I got up late, but the more anxious I was, the more I was in trouble. "Ah, this dress is so strange with these shoes! Oh, I can't manage it."

When I left the house, "ah, where did the cell phone and glasses go?" it was hard to get into the office, but I was scared out of a cold sweat: "OMG! I forgot to bring the documents I brought home last night."

With this mess of life, it is hard to imagine that work is in order.

Why don't you do your homework before you go to bed at night? Second days of professional clothes are carefully matched, and the luggage is packed, including snacks that you like, and then appear in the office punctually and professionally.

Also, try to keep your work bags, office desktops, drawers and computers always in order. This good habit shows your concern for the job and keeps you calm and calm in your work.