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To survive in the workplace, must we grind off the edges and corners and beat around the bush?
People who really live in the workplace, they all adhere to principles, have independent thinking, and work hard in the workplace by temperament and personality charm, instead of blindly catering to others and packaging themselves.
Grinding off the edges and corners and beating around the bush will only make you tend to be mediocre and have no courage to dare to fight. If you want to start a career in the workplace and make some achievements, you must stick to yourself and stick to the initial intention of punishment. Do not work to cater to others. You should conquer others with temperament and charm, so that you can get the appreciation of your boss and the respect of your colleagues.
If you grind away the edges and corners blindly and beat around the bush, you will become a dispensable person. You will also lose weight in front of your boss and colleagues. Being a nobody is the biggest failure in life.
Go your own way, do your own thing, do your own thing. I don't care about other people's eyes and runs, so that I can really survive in the workplace and rely on my own strength.
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