Colleagues should be cooperating with each other, not competing with each other as "enemies". If you think of your coworkers as stumbling blocks to your own development, it will be difficult for you to gain a foothold in the office, and of course, it will be even more difficult for you to develop. Remember that mutual benefit is the basic prerequisite for collective acceptance.

Differences in the workplace is a common thing, between supervisors and supervisors, colleagues and colleagues, supervisors and subordinates, it is inevitable that sometimes there will be "incompatible". When the "sandwich cake" situation occurs how should we look at it?

Self-growth of people in the workplace should be oriented towards the realization of strengths, and action plans should be formulated in conjunction with daily work scenarios, rather than deep analysis of everything. If it is indeed necessary to conduct deep analysis of certain issues, it should also be tailored to the specific issues, with a focus on solving problems and removing constraints, rather than just encouraging growth.

For newcomers, it is very important to play the "first three feet" well to adapt to the new environment and stand firm. As a newcomer, how to quickly integrate into the group, get approval from others and avoid mistakes? An article published on the website of Psychology Today in the United States summarized eight suggestions.

As a leader, I am busy with my work every day, and I feel deeply responsible. In order for the leader to successfully complete the task, he/she should take the initiative to help him/her, and never ask for reward or reward from the other party. Otherwise, all your efforts will become zero. So, how should we do ourselves well?

As a leader, I am busy with my work every day, and I feel deeply responsible. In order for the leader to successfully complete the task, he/she should take the initiative to help him/her, and never ask for reward or reward from the other party. Otherwise, all your efforts will become zero. So, how should we do ourselves well?