Why do big leaders get used to having their hands behind their backs and small leaders getting used

Interpersonal communication is not limited to words, body language is also an important part of it. We can often see that when the leader goes up to inspect, he likes to put his hands on his waist or put his hands on his back, while the subordinate leaders around him put their hands crossed under their abdomen. This is just one example of body language, but one that is classic and representative.

So what exactly are the front and back hands, and what do they mean?

The front back hand and its body language The front back hand is the placement of two palms on top of each other under the abdomen. The instinct of the front back hand is that the body will lean forward slightly, which is a position that is convenient for nodding and bowing at any time. It is not difficult to see that the physical movement of the front back hand is intended to convey the meaning of humility and respect.

It gives people the impression of respecting each other, and looks like they are listening to each other's speeches and instructions.

In terms of status, big leaders are definitely more noble than small leaders. The small leader uses the front and back hands in front of the big leader, which means that he respects the big leader and is listening carefully to the big leader's speech.

The back hand and its body language are just the opposite of the back hand and the front back hand. A backhand is a way to put your hands crossed on your back. The physical instinct of the back hand is that the body will hold its head high, and it is a strong and condescending posture.

Therefore, the reason why the big leader uses the body movement of the back hand in front of the small leader is obvious, it is to reflect the dignity of his status and find a feeling of being a leader. In addition, it is to meet the need for oneself to speak at any time.

The front back hand and the back hand were supposed to be just two physical instincts at first, but then they gradually began to change when they were used by humans in interpersonal communication. To put it bluntly, the front and back hands embody the concept of hierarchy, and can even be seen as a manifestation of seeing the wind and steering the rudder, which can be attributed to bureaucracy.

and the category of formalism. Especially the back hand, which has a very bureaucratic flavor. Bureaucracy and formalism are two undesirable phenomena that must be resolutely opposed.

The back of the hand is yang, and the palm of the hand is yin. When an ordinary leader sees a big leader, the front and back hands first mean that Yang Fang is more auspicious to his superiors. The other is that you can cover the darkest part of yourself with the palm of your hand to show respect for the leader; Third, it is convenient for yourself to bend down and nod to say hello to the leader to show your loyalty!

First, why do leaders flinch in front of big leaders?

There are many reasons for the analysis: one is respect and respect for the big leader. The second is to imply that you are humble and humbly ask the leader for advice.

The third is to wait for instructions from the leader or give instructions. Fate means obedience. In fact, the front dorsal hand is the crossing of the hands in the position of the person's stomach.

This action means mutual observance and respect, and it also expresses the opinion of accepting the guidance of the leader with an open mind. Another point is to put your hands in front of you. If the leader takes any indicative action, he can quickly reach out his hands to show that he is very focused on listening to the leader and is always ready.

For example, when you are with a leader, when the leader shakes your hand or when the leader gives you something, your skills will definitely be slower than others. If the leader reaches out, your hand will slow down. This jet lag, and this jet lag is very disgusting and very deadly for the other party.

If you make the leader wait for you and make the leader obey you, then the leader will definitely think that you are a very arrogant person and do not care about him. In the end, you will make the leader hate you. Actually, through the above two points, we can know why the leader is the back hand in front of the big leader, and the back hand in front of the small leader.

Just because he is a subordinate in front of the big leader, he needs to show respect and respect for the leader, but before the small leader, that is, before his subordinates, he must show his self-confidence and authority, so many consider this to be the residue left over from antiquity. It's a bad habit. I think this kind of thinking is very extreme, because this kind of rule has been formed in the front hand or back hand, and everyone knows this rule.

Then we'd better play by the rules.

Knowing the rules, understanding the rules, and then acting according to the rules, you won't make mistakes in the workplace and won't make mistakes. If you want to break this kind of rule, you may be cleaned up even if you do the right thing. The gains are not worth the loss for you.

We resolutely oppose bureaucracy and formalism in the local government, and backhand is also the embodiment of bureaucracy. Therefore, if we want to stop bureaucracy, we want to distance ourselves from the masses, and we must put a stop to the phenomenon of backhanding.

The reason why big leaders are accustomed to having their hands behind their backs is because they are confident, while the reserve hands of small leaders are because they are arrogant, even bigger than the big leaders' shelves.

Because the big leaders generally report in front of the bigger leaders, so they have formed the habit of the front back hand over time, the front back hand this habit is very respectful and courteous, and the back hand is very right, in fact, whether it is the front back hand or the back hand is the taste of bureaucracy, we are determined to put an end to this kind of bureaucracy.

People of different classes have different habits. Big leaders are usually used to the front and back, and small leaders are usually used to the back hand, which is due to the different classes of the leaders.

Personally, I think this is out of politeness, when talking to others, there is nowhere to put the hand, and the little leader knows how many pounds and taels he has, and knows his status, so he puts his hand behind his back to show respect.

Because the big leader often directs the work and needs to use his hands to make gestures, while the small leader often listens to the teachings and does not need to command with his hands.

There are unspoken rules in any circle! The big leader looks approachable and has a good style when he puts his hands in front of him, while the small leader must pretend to be domineering, unscrupulous, and bold!

The one who is in the front hand has a bigger leader, and the one in the back hand is all the subordinates present!

This is the same as "the poor like to show off, and the rich like to keep a low profile".

Because big leaders don't have to respect small leaders, and small leaders don't dare to offend big leaders!

Big leaders show modesty, but small leaders can't be a lifetime? Whether this is the case or not, please discuss.

In other words, a small leader of my former unit is the back hand in front of our employees, and the front hand in front of the big leader