Be A Person Who Is Willing To Work With You.

You should be a workplace person who would like to meet you.

They make us feel very smart.

There is a kind of person, such as an employee.

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When you think of an idea, especially a very good idea, it turns out to be his idea.

When he does this for the first time, people will squint and express his dissatisfaction; when he does this for the second time, he may be filled with resentment; and when he does it third times, this is probably the last time anyone can share ideas with him.

And we like the people who work with them on the contrary. They will make the idea they come up with sounds like what we think of together.

At this point, all of us will work harder.

We will work towards greater goals, and we feel like part of a larger goal, which helps to increase our chances of success.

They never take themselves as the center.

We hate working with people who are self centred. They think they are the center of the universe, the protagonist of every story, or the victims of every misfortune and negative event.

An employee was unable to go to work because he was seriously injured. I forgot him and looked at the confusion he had caused among my employees. A supplier had to rearrange the meeting time and forgot her. Did she not know if it would have an impact on my itinerary? For these people, they did not care what happened to others, no matter how tragedies they were tragedies.

The people we are willing to work with will always make others' lives better, because they feel it is their individual duty to improve the lives of people around them.

They can always find a ray of hope.

When you find a big client, what you think is that it will be very difficult to get all his orders.

When you hire a super programmer, you may consider how much money you should pay.

When you form a partnership with a formidable team, you will think of how much control you will lose.

Whether in business or in life, life is disappointing.

It takes time and effort to achieve admirable achievements, so we have reasons to celebrate.

We are willing to work with people who know that every big goal is accumulated every little progress. They feel that every progress is worth celebrating.

Each time they can find a ray of sunshine in the cloudy sky, because they know there is always a glimmer of hope, if you try hard to find it.

These people spread optimism, which is often essential for success.

We don't want to work with people who like to compete for power. These people like to use their means to make profits for themselves, like to play tricks and play tricks. They always try to make themselves look better in others' eyes.

And the people we like to work with know that the best glory needs to be shared.

They returned from the spotlight and praised and rewarded others who worked hard.

More importantly, they see a sense of satisfaction that others can get public recognition.

Because that means everyone is the winner.

They always look before they leap.

Did you ever see someone who thought his instructions were not executed and wrestled a chair? I've seen it.

Do you see anyone who thinks that employees have made mistakes and caused losses?

Have you ever seen someone who has blurted out without thinking, but opposite to reality? I have seen it.

Those who are willing to work with us will respond immediately to good news and will immediately recognize, congratulate and applauded.

But when they find problems or realize that they are making mistakes, they will spend some time thinking about them and finding the best way to express them.

They know that their words and actions may have a lasting effect, so they can ensure their words and deeds as much as possible.

It's not always rude to interrupt others.

When you interrupt someone, you actually want to say, "I don't want to hear what you say now. I already understand what you are saying. I just want to skip this."

We like people who work with them to listen more time than they speak.

They listened attentively to what others were saying.

They asked questions that appeared to be less intelligent but easier to understand.

They make us feel wise and respected.

We all like this feeling.

They never actively seek verification.

Everyone likes to be praised.

But many people need praise, and some need constant attention.

They need to keep recognizing that they are smart, competent, responsible and successful.

In fact, they need to know that they are smarter, more competent and more successful than others.

The people we like to work with do not care much about extra certification.

They care more about their feelings. The only authentication they seek is what they can find in the mirror.

Seeking self value in yourself allows them to spend all their energy on encouragement, praise and recognition of others. This gives people the impression that they feel good about working with them.

They can also become honorable friends.

They don't like gossip behind their back.

For anyone, it is hard to resist the temptation of "insider", such as looking for the reasons behind someone's decision, finding someone's behavior or hiding the motive behind the agenda. These conversations are hard to resist.

Unfortunately, people who like to gossip about others also like to talk about our gossip.

Suddenly, gossip topics no longer become so interesting.

People who are willing to work with us will find excuses to deviate from gossip or simply walk away. They do not worry about losing the respect of gossip. They know that anyone who wants to gossip gossip can not respect others.

On the contrary, if they decide to share secrets, they will disclose their thoughts and feelings, which is by no means a gossip.

They are truly frank people, and all of us want people to be frank.