9 Sentences The Boss Doesn't Like To Hear.

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Employers' least favorite "workplace envy":

1. "it's not my fault." when a company or team found one.

2. "it can't be done" or "this has always been done". In the face of difficult work, we should try to find ways to deal with it and help our boss to sort out our thinking.

3. "I am very happy with the present situation". The subtext of this kind of discourse is: "I do not want to try new tasks."

4. "I need a bigger title". In today's workplace, a title does not directly reflect your contribution and value to the company.

"Making achievements" should be placed in the first place, and "seeking location" should be placed at the end.

5. "I am very efficient and never work overtime". Employees should never spend more time in their work.

A lot of important information and planning usually happen during the "off office hours".

6. "I only know the people in this department". No one is an isolated island.

Be sure to know the heads of the departments, their ideas and ways of doing things, as well as the relationship between your team and other departments.

7. "this is my turn to be promoted". In modern workplace, "qualification" is no longer a valuable antique.

The key to personal progress is the size of the contribution, the special skills and the ability to coordinate with the various departments of the company.

8. "I don't have anything new to report". I keep silent or don't talk much about what I do. The signal to my boss is "your work is not enough."

The boss appreciates innovation and efficiency.

9. "I am not good at technology" should understand the reason why "science and technology make our work more efficient".

On the one hand, we must keep a strong thirst for knowledge and strengthen our study. On the other hand, being too modest is pride.

Be positive and show your colleagues at any time.

It should also be noted that speaking to the boss is not helpful, because the boss expects information, opinions and ideas.