What would it be like if you found out that your boss was your college classmate?

I remembered what my classmates used to say when I was in school:"I will become the boss in the future, and I will recruit you all to my company, and you will all be vice presidents and managers in the future. "At that time, we were all smiling, because this was Tie's classmate, the best friend.

After graduation, they went their separate ways for their ideals, for their houses, cars and lives. Going around and around to a new position, when I was in employment training, I was familiar with the name, and I had changed my appearance, and the spiritual leader of that company was a classmate when I was in school, and I was shocked and my brain sent out multiple exclamation points. I want to tell my loved ones and friends who are currently in contact with this big news.

But just don't tell the boss. If he finds out, praise him very sincerely, get in touch with him, and learn from his shining points. If he hadn't recognized me, I'd just calm down and go about my business and not discredit the word "classmate".

See how this classmate relates to you in college. If the relationship is very good, it depends on how you play, if it's okay, just make the same little jokes with him as before, expose his previous troubles, or rely on his relationship to get a little bigger, basically you don't have to mix for long, but if you can do your duty, and at the same time put a good attitude, face up to the current relationship between you, this old classmate is your boss, he will at least consider you if he has any good things. If the relationship is also a nodding friend, you can do whatever you should do, don't think too much.

It is normal that every student in the university is a potential stock, and if the boss is a college classmate in the future, he still has to keep his distance at work and abide by the principle of superiors and subordinates.

Treat it with a normal heart, since he is better than himself, he must forge ahead and strive to improve his strength.

It's all tears to say more, I changed jobs last year, found a small company, and the online treatment is still very good, so I went to the interview, and I saw that the leader over there was my alumnus, and I talked about the company in general, and the alumni talked about the company in general, and it was not good to do it if you just started to do it (I have changed careers and have not had much experience), and then said that the treatment can't be too much, which means that I don't want to. At that time, I also considered that I should never go, if I was too familiar, how to do the work with some problems, I was embarrassed, and others were embarrassed to care, if I was not familiar with it, I was also an alumnus, and it was uncomfortable to be managed, so I gave up decisively and went to other companies.

I think this is also normal, because many years have passed, and some of my classmates have indeed become bosses. I treat it with a normal heart. It's OK to work hard in the company and do your part.

There are too many such situations, my young boss is my junior high school classmate, and then I look at it, the vice president is still a classmate, because the vice president and the young boss are uncles. To grasp the proportion, the degree of goodness, the work must be the relationship between superiors and subordinates, bosses and employees, you have to work harder than others.

If it were me, I would have felt so embarrassed and inferior that I would have wanted to find a place to get into.

Work hard, don't let your classmates down, when you can be on your own, your old classmates will pull you out, what a good thing.

I was excited, but at the same time I felt a little inferior.

This is actually more embarrassing, but it is also a good thing, maybe you can get a promotion and a raise, as long as you are willing to work hard, you will definitely succeed.

It's good to work hard, struggle, and realize your dreams. If you have a good job, a happy life, and a healthy family, you are already very successful.