How to learn "routines" in the workplace and avoid detours?

? Workplace routines are actually the survival rules of the workplace. For friends who have just left campus, it may be confusing to enter the society from the ivory tower at once. If you are not careful, you will step on the workplace sinkhole, just in case. In order to avoid detours, let's take a simple inventory ~

? Master teacher

? It is difficult to change your identity and thinking when you first enter the workplace. You may be assigned a nominal teacher to teach you. This teacher may be an uncle and aunt in the workplace, or a leading boss. Many friends who just graduated will think that this is their new teacher, and they will ask everything, and then wait for the other person to teach you.

This is childish. When I first went to work, the master who arranged for me basically only ordered the new employees to work and enjoy their own success, and even let the new people take the blame for his mistakes, which was very hateful. Of course, there are sincere predecessors, but this is based on personality, not because of the sense of responsibility as a master. So when you enter the workplace, you must think clearly about your own affairs and don't rely on anyone.

Don't be too modest.

In school, teachers and parents teach us that modesty is a virtue, but it doesn't mean modesty in the workplace. We must be clear about what we do, and we can't be modest about our ability to work. Because I study on campus, I also make money at work. One of my biggest insights when I entered the workplace is that the lazier and more slippery employees are, the thicker they are. Once you are a little modest, the other party will not hesitate to say that you did the work yourself. So in order to avoid this kind of dispute, just say what you have.

The boss's words ≠ facts

There are many bosses who lack the ability of management. They are poor and will only use PUA to achieve mental control over their employees. Therefore, you don't need to pay attention to the so-called big speechless events such as maliciously belittling leaders and painting cakes. You just need to focus on yourself at work. One of my former bosses was a veteran of PUA. Talking to you is like drawing a pie. When it comes to salary, you are not qualified. Later, a younger generation with a bad temper finally taught you to be a man. It's really gratifying.

In short, the workplace is not a simple place. Mineholes abound. With more experience, you will know how to avoid them. I hope you can read more about relevant experience sharing before looking for a job and add some different experiences.