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Relationships are an important part of our lives. If we don't have a good interpersonal relationship, it will have a negative impact on our work, life and mental health. In the real society, it is normal and understandable that there is a certain ideological gap due to the differences in people's personalities, aptitudes, life backgrounds and goals, etc.
If you don't fit in with everyone at work or in life, it's not normal, and you need to adjust yourself and change it.
People play different social roles according to their age, gender, occupation, position, environment, etc. Different characters have different behavioral norms when interacting with people, so there are different requirements and skills when dealing with different people.
First of all, we must be considerate of others and not self-centered. To build a good relationship with colleagues, you need to learn to think about problems from other perspectives and be good at making appropriate self-sacrifices.
To do a good job, you must often cooperate with others, and after achieving results, you should ask to share them together, and you must not express yourself everywhere and take everyone's achievements as your own. Giving others opportunities and helping them achieve their life goals is essential to managing relationships well.
Thinking about others is also manifested in extending a helping hand and giving help when others encounter difficulties and setbacks. Good relationships tend to be mutually beneficial. The care and help you give to others will be rewarded when you are in trouble.
Secondly, be open-minded and good at accepting others and yourself. Don't lose time in giving praise to others. However, it is important to be careful not to exaggerate, so that people have a sense of hypocrisy and lose the trust of others.
Again, master the art of talking to your colleagues. When talking to a colleague, listen to him carefully and give appropriate feedback. Attentive listening represents understanding and acceptance, and is a bridge to the heart.
When expressing one's thoughts, we should be subtle, humorous, concise, and vivid. Subtlety not only shows your elegance and cultivation, but also plays a role in avoiding differences, explaining opinions, not hurting relationships, putting forward opinions, pointing out other people's mistakes, paying attention to the occasion, and wording should be peaceful, so as not to hurt people's self-esteem and produce a sense of resistance. Humor is the spice of language, it makes conversations lively and interesting.
Brevity requires mastering what to say and not to say when talking to people. When talking to people, you must be emotionally invested, so that you can move people with emotion. It's vivid.
Of course, in order to master the skills of expressing oneself, you need to practice continuously, and constantly increase your cultural disorders and broaden your horizons.
Finally, make time to mingle with your colleagues. It is also a good way to cultivate one's multifaceted interests and make friends with hobbies. In addition, exchanging information with each other and sharing one's own experiences can lead to a harmonious interpersonal relationship.
Making good relationships is an art. All people need continuous learning and practice in order to become proficient. I hope you can make a self-analysis according to your specific situation, so as to break through the fence of self-enclosure, and build a harmonious interpersonal relationship.
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The answer is to make good relationships, that's all
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Slowly I will know it, but now I can't tell.
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First of all, be confident. Confident people are comfortable on their own, and others are comfortable looking at them. People who are not confident are nervous themselves, and others are not at ease, and they will not make a good first impression of each other.
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Don't think about how to do a good interpersonal relationship, because there is no so-called interpersonal relationship, you can come naturally, naturally find your own group, the more anxious you are to engage in the relationship, the worse the effect, this kind of thing is casual, not deliberately forced to come, even if no one likes me, I can only say, we haven't met a friend who suits us, nothing.
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In fact, interpersonal relationships are not as complicated as the outside world portrays, and of course they are not as simple as when they were in school. You just remember one thing, colleagues are always colleagues, and you can't be good friends. Don't casually tell your colleagues about your personal affairs, past, and especially your views on the unit.
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