Workplace Skills: The Art Of Getting Along With Your Boss

To learn how to get along with your boss, you should first understand the etiquette that you get along with your boss. These things are simple and easy to understand. Take it as a daily norm in your work, which will help you keep making progress.

How can you trust your boss if you don't know how to get along with your boss?

When you see your boss, you should greet him.

If you are far away, you can't call, you can look at it, your eyes meet and nod your head.

Get close to each other and greet them with polite words.

When you meet a boss, you should pay attention to repair your own clothes.

If you meet your boss in public, don't show any special enthusiasm. Just say hello to you politely.

Especially don't ask for advice.

On the way to meet superiors, pretend to be invisible and avoid, or consciously half a person, or pretending to be proud of oneself, all are detrimental to the spirit of interpersonal communication. The subordinates are not interested in equality and value of human beings, and human intelligence can only be fully realized in the group, avoiding and appearing sneaky and ungenerous.

Don't talk to your boss in your company's elevator or office for third persons, especially your boss's family matters.

No matter in the company or outside the company, as long as the boss is present, when leaving, you must greet the boss with "excuse me, let me go first," or "goodbye".

Enter the office of your boss, knock on the door, put your name on the door and wait outside for a while, so that your boss will be ready to see you.

Don't stare at the woman's boss occasionally.

Look at her face, not to tell her "how beautiful you make-up."

Late, early leave and leave, should write their own fake or call the boss himself report, do not ask family members or colleagues to pass the message.

Understand your boss's commands and requests, and don't act mechanically.

If you make a mistake, don't make excuses, or even say "you asked me to do this". Don't interrupt your boss when you speak, let alone interrupt when you are being criticized.

We must learn to review ourselves and not to blame.

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When sitting, you must say "sorry" and "excuse me" when you pass by your boss.

On the eve of dinner, if your boss wants to eat or drink tea, you must give thanks again when you see your boss second days in the morning.

If your boss is invited and participated in your party or activities, you must acknowledge your face and send a small souvenir as a token of thanks, even if it is a card.

During the reception and banquet at work, you must wait until your boss raises a glass, so that you can raise your glass or you can raise your glass to your boss.

But don't pick up a cup without saying a word, then the boss will think you are dissatisfied with your work, and don't get drunk and drunk in front of your boss.

If you meet your boss on the bus or subway, you should take the initiative to say hello and give up your seat.

But meet your boss in a particularly crowded and embarrassing public place. Please skim away and let him think you haven't seen him.

Meet your boss occasionally.

You should pretend not to see or see clearly or do not understand, do not touch the boss's privacy, not to remind them again, or to spread among colleagues in public places.

When you are traveling with your boss, you must never make the same guest room. After your boss enters the room, the hotel room becomes a temporary private space for your boss. If you want to talk to your boss about your job, you must contact the phone and not rush to knock.

Do not shower with your boss at the same time, especially in the small bathroom, and avoid showering with your boss.

When the boss sends a bonus to a red envelope, he should open it up in a timely manner. No matter how much he immediately thanked the boss, he should not tell his colleagues around how much he benefits. Because the boss can wrap it up in red may be an open bonus way, and do not cause unnecessary trouble.

You can choose another meaningful day, such as sending a bunch of flowers or a card to your boss on festival day.