How To Deal With 6 Kinds Of Best People In The Office

Office white-collar workers in their daily work, will inevitably encounter difficulties, or interpersonal difficulties, or institutional obstacles, such as the provisions of certain statutes, companies or units of internal rules and regulations to restrict your work, or lack of resources, or lack of professional ability, etc., all kinds of subjective and objective difficulties will be in front of you.

The rule of workplace survival 1: the disheartened grievance king.

When he first saw this pale, acne prone guy, he would hold out his hand to give you a handshake like a wet dead fish, and immediately began to think about how you complained about how the company had dealt with him. He worked hard all day to the full strain of the cervical spine.

The motto of his life is, "quickly save me from the pain!"

You must avoid such a thing at any cost.

Contact, because pain is contagious, and he will not let go of any opportunity that makes you feel down.

Perhaps you could consider putting some Prozac capsule in his coffee?

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At first, the sixty or seventy year old old man who was returned from work looked as friendly as his father or grandfather, but you will soon find that the old guy who can match his grandfather at that age is not honest.

Even if he was not subjected to his shameless harassment (for example, "would you like to go for a cup of coffee with me in the afternoon?"), the ear must have been injected into the cocoon by the commonplace conversation decades ago.

You must be prudent in dealing with this type of colleague.

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If you are not in a team, thank God, you must avoid him.

If you have to face him every day, you must keep a safe distance from him.

The rule of workplace survival 3: big mouth, drama actor type colleagues.

Every morning she would greet her colleagues with such words: "you can't guess what happened last night!" she seems to have nothing to say in life except for underground bars, dirty men and alcohol.

Her story may be very interesting, but be careful, you don't want to be the protagonist of one of the stories.

The rule of workplace survival 4: all-weather, year-round workaholics.

It is said that such a colleague has never left the office.

All day long, all year round, men's desk is stuffed with his sleeping bag, because the office is his home. He lives and breathes for all kinds of reports, business meetings and excel forms. It's really awful to meet such a colleague. He will think of a way to drag you into the same heavy task.

It's not too stressful to deal with such a workaholic. Just give him some extra help occasionally.

In this way, he will appreciate you, and when your boss praises his enthusiasm, you will become part of his team.

The rule of workplace survival 5: Technology otaku.

When your computer is infected with virus, the technology otaku is definitely the person you can send text messages for help.

He is a valiant warrior with your shining sword and shield in twenty-first Century.

But you don't have to be reluctant to discuss hardware and software with him because he doesn't understand.

Such a colleague deserves you to bake a muffin for him on his birthday.

In this way, when the office computer group is attacked by a virus, he will first help you to get the computer in return.

The rule of workplace survival 6: the uncertain old man.

Because of the individuality of "doing everything first", such a person will surely turn your life of nine to five into a nightmare.

No matter what happens, he will yell. A little bit will ignite his anger. No matter what you do, there is no way to satisfy him.

He only wanted to climb the ladder to success, and you were just a ladder that she climbed up.

To deal with such a person, either to speak good words to him or to say nothing, just stay out of anger.