Have we all entered an era of extraordinary apathy in the workplace?

In fact, apathy in the workplace is due to increasing social pressures. Social pressure is increasing, and many people are becoming selfish. Because social pressure affects corporate pressure, it will inevitably affect every employee.

If you don't go to work well every day, or you spend too much time in interpersonal interactions. Then you must be the one who will be expelled. That's why what we call workplace apathy comes from this place.

But how to avoid becoming such a person is a more elaborate matter. After all, none of us want to be such an indifferent person. Because our work environment has created such a sick workplace environment.

But it's important to build a good relationship with your partner. Specifically, it is to eat and help her complete some work. Try not to create obstacles to your communication.

It's going to be a lot better.

It's also hard to deal with your superiors, first of all, you don't know what your superiors like. So I don't recommend you to go for sycophants, gift giving, and some other activities like this. It is better to start from the essence of the work, at least do not make mistakes.

When you do your job well and you get acquainted with your superiors, try to treat them to dinner, or help them work overtime or something. Slowly you will learn about the hobbies of your superiors. At this time, it will be more reliable for you to go back to the sycophant.

I am most afraid of misunderstandings, but in such an indifferent workplace, it is easy to misunderstand due to lack of communication, and if your department has a big mouth of right and wrong, then you will be miserable. You have to let the leader deal with it first, which is a better way. If the leader doesn't understand you or says something wrong.

This can be explained in private. First of all, you must know your own problem, and if you have no problem, then explain it.

Yes, most of the time in the workplace, we choose to protect our own interests first.

Now the competition is too fierce, and now many people also like to separate life and work, work is just work, and they are indifferent.

I don't feel that although it is not as easy as school in the workplace, there is also the warmth of the workplace.

Because of the high pressure of competition, everyone will be more selfish in the workplace, and development is inevitable. A society where the fittest survive.

Of course not, whether you are cold or not is determined by your interpersonal relationships in the department, if there are good people in it and the atmosphere is good, then your workplace will not be indifferent.

In order to survive and work, modern people often behave in a regular manner at work, and they hang high and high on their own business, resulting in a very indifferent workplace, but there is no shortage of warm-hearted people in the workplace.

I think it varies from person to person, some people don't like to provoke right and wrong, but some people don't want to suffer.

No, there is no absolute right or wrong in this approach, and everyone will definitely think about their own interests, which is normal.

From the perspective of reason, there is no problem, but from the perspective of human feelings, it is not right.

In the workplace, there is not so much warmth and kindness, everyone is so cold, everyone is self-centered, and no one even cares who you really are. People in the workplace, who don't have as much kindness, may choose ways to succeed in the face of competition.

The big difference between the workplace and school is that the workplace is more about grades and personal values. The friendship of colleagues is more important because of the common progress and retreat in the work together, rather than the simple eating, drinking, and common hobbies when they were students. So, when everyone is busy with work, there won't be much time to notice your personal feelings and personal performance.

Unless you have impressive strength and achievements.

For example, you collided with another old-timer, so you stupidly ran to discuss the distribution of the commission with her, but the old colleague had his own interests to consider, so he refused, and used some shady means to snatch the customer.

At that time, I would feel that the whole person's worldview had collapsed, and the goodwill between people was so fragile in the face of interests. What makes me sad is not the commission, but the indifference of the people in the workplace.

Therefore, if you feel that colleagues are indifferent to each other, you must learn to get used to the indifference and intrigue in the workplace. The workplace is sometimes very cruel, no one can pay attention to your thoughts everywhere like a family member, and no one is obliged to ask you to eat and tolerate you, and what everyone who has just entered the workplace needs to do is to adjust their mentality as soon as possible.