What should I do when I feel full of conversation when I go out for the League Building?

Remember some hobbies and details of the leader's daily life, such as what kind of tea he likes to drink and what he likes to do, and learn more about this with the leader at the wine table. The leader will not only feel like finding like-minded friends, but also look at you with new eyes. If it's just a simple group of colleagues, it's enough to eat, drink and chat, but if there is a leader present, it's not just eating, but also drinking and talking to enliven the atmosphere, which requires you to be able to talk at the workplace wine table.

Don't talk about things that the other person is not interested in. Sometimes when you talk about something, the other person doesn't respond very much, and he won't say too much. At this time, you should change the topic quickly. * * * The similarity is the intersection of our lives with those who meet for the first time. Looking for * * * similarities from conversations on various topics, it is best to find * * * similarities through no more than three attempts. If you don't intersect with each other, then don't feel uneasy about it. You can exit the conversation politely.

First of all, you must find someone who is close to you, and you won't feel any discomfort, but it is possible that this condition can only be discovered in the later stage. You can't have any impatient expression before speaking, or you don't even think about it, or you don't notice your current mood with others at all. These are the keynote preparations for chatting.

If you speak out what the leader usually tells us, you can see that you have listened to the leader carefully in normal times, and you have pondered it repeatedly in the back. Before toasting with the leader, you might as well say thank you for what the leader has told us and some teachings, and you can elaborate what you have said in detail, so that the leader will feel that he has high prestige at ordinary times, and what he has said will be remembered and set an example in front of many people.