In the workplace, no matter how good the relationship is, it seems fragile in front of interests. Two people who can't wear a pair of pants can fight for their own interests. So the saying "the workplace is like a battlefield" is absolutely true.
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?
The only relationship in the workplace is a working relationship, whether it's between a superior and a subordinate, or between coworkers. Whether that relationship is good or bad, it's all the same.