What are the ways to survive in the workplace?

The most taboo in the workplace is talking to colleagues. People are separated by their bellies. Especially when it comes to the evaluation of leaders and colleagues, even if you hate him, you can't criticize him, let alone expose your true thoughts. Otherwise, if you meet a "black-bellied" colleague, you may be offered to leaders and colleagues, so you will have no good life. It's hard to tell a gentleman from a villain. Remember to have a heart-to-heart talk. Second, avoid engaging in small circles. Colleagues are like-minded, but don't engage in small circles. In the unit, leaders hate clique culture very much, regard clique as a thorn in the side and a thorn in the flesh, and want to eliminate it at any time! Because this circle may threaten its authority! Third, don't be a good person. For example, when you make a cup of coffee, make a cup for your colleagues. Order for a colleague when ordering, and so on. Over time, colleagues will think that your "passing by" is an obligation. If one day you don't do it, or you don't do it well, you will be blamed and even become enemies with you. Therefore, in the unit, we must have principles, and we must not act as "good people", let alone become the dependence of colleagues. People are separated by their bellies. Especially when it comes to the evaluation of leaders and colleagues, even if you hate him, you can't criticize him, let alone expose your true thoughts. Otherwise, if you meet a "black-bellied" colleague, you may be offered to leaders and colleagues, so you will have no good life. It's hard to tell a gentleman from a villain. Remember to have a heart-to-heart talk.

2. Don't engage in small circles. Colleagues are like-minded, but don't engage in small circles. In the unit, leaders hate clique culture very much, regard clique as a thorn in the side and a thorn in the flesh, and want to eliminate it at any time! Because this circle may threaten its authority!

3. Don't be a good person. For example, when you make a cup of coffee, make a cup for your colleagues. Order for a colleague when ordering, and so on. Over time, colleagues will think that your "passing by" is an obligation. If one day you don't do it, or you don't do it well, you will be blamed and even become enemies with you. Therefore, in the unit, we must have principles, and we must not act as "good people", let alone become the dependence of colleagues.