Two foreigners took turns taking care of me in the company. I was touched by the humane touch of the foreign company.

The company I work for is a foreign company. Although there are many Chinese people working here, most of them are foreigners, and those foreigners are some of the company’s veterans and were assigned from the head office. Here are the newcomers like us. At first, I thought they would be very difficult to get along with. They are foreigners and leaders, and their personalities and habits should be very different from ours. I heard that they don’t pay too much attention to the friendship between people, so the company’s domestic staff Employees are a little afraid of them, fearing that their bosses will be unhappy because of cultural differences.

But later we discovered that their management style is actually very flexible, there are no rigid rules and regulations, and many things can be discussed. It is relatively easy to work here. Maybe it’s because of the language barrier that they don’t often talk to us employees, but there are also cheerful bosses who come to us to teach them how to speak Chinese. The only embarrassing thing is that we often can’t get the laughs from foreigners. Sometimes they say He made some jokes that he thought were funny, but they didn’t make sense to us.

Low-level employees like me rarely have contact with them, so I am not very familiar with the leaders, but there was one thing that moved me very much. Once I got sick, I thought it was just a minor cold, and I would be fine if I took some medicine and wouldn't delay my work. But when I got to the company, my head started to feel dizzy. Two foreign bosses passed by my desk and could tell. Noticing my discomfort, he leaned over and asked me what was wrong and if I needed help. I shook my head and felt dizzy for a moment, and fainted on my desk.

When I woke up, I was already lying in the hospital, surrounded by my two foreign bosses. When they saw that I was awake, one kept asking me how I felt, and the other poured me a glass of hot water. I was flattered. I quickly sat up. Although I just had a simple fever, the two of them took turns taking care of me. I felt particularly heart-warming because I came from different countries. This kind of human touch touched me even more.