What should you do to avoid being rude when eating with your boss?

If you want to not be rude when eating with your boss, you must be able to drink and laugh at them.

When having a meal with the leader, you must first be able to catch the leader’s wine glass, whether he likes to drink or not. If a leader likes to drink, you should not spoil his fun. You should drink with him until he is high and drink until the leader is happy and satisfied. In this way, the leader will think that you are a talented person, because you can compete with the leader at the wine table! If you are a leader who doesn’t like to drink, then you have to help him stop drinking, because the leader himself doesn’t like to drink, but other people will toast, and he is embarrassed to refuse. Refusal means not giving him face. If he drinks for the leader, the leader will definitely feel like it. Thank you, and I think you are really sensible. If it's just the boss and you having a meal, if you like drinking, drink with him. If you don't like drinking, just order some dishes or other things that the boss likes. Anyway, you have to do what he likes.

It’s okay to drink by yourself, but you have to be able to liven up the atmosphere and make jokes. Otherwise, people at the table would just drink or eat, which would be very embarrassing. So when you have dinner with your boss, if you can tell jokes, answer questions flexibly, communicate, and make everyone present happy, then you have done a good job.

The most taboo thing is people who can’t speak. The originally good atmosphere was brought to a freezing point by your words. Not only did you embarrass yourself, but you also lost the leader's face. So I can’t speak, so I just say a word occasionally, because I can’t just bury my head in eating! Remember not to steal the topic, otherwise it will be a great shame if you steal the topic and are not active enough. And when dining with your boss, be sure not to put on airs, otherwise you won’t give him face, which will make your boss feel resentful towards you and feel that you don’t know how to appreciate others.