When I join a company, I feel that some personnel in the company especially like to look at me and laugh. I think I am particularly funny, and the personnel have nothing to do to make fun of me in pub

When I join a company, I feel that some personnel in the company especially like to look at me and laugh. I think I am particularly funny, and the personnel have nothing to do to make fun of me in public? If you are a new employee, leaving now may not be the best choice. First of all, you need to give yourself some time to adapt to the new environment and work, and see if you can establish a good relationship with the personnel in the company.

If you think that the teasing behavior of some people in the company makes you feel uncomfortable and disgusting, you can consider communicating with them. You can tell them how you feel and let them know that you don't like this behavior. If they still don't change their behavior, you can consider reporting it to the company leader or the human resources department.

If you think this company is different from the original expectation, you can first see if you can adapt to this change. If you feel that you can't adapt, then you can consider looking for other job opportunities.

In short, you need to give yourself some time to adapt to the new environment and work, and see if you can establish a good relationship with the personnel in the company. If you feel that your feelings and values cannot be respected and recognized, then you can consider looking for other job opportunities.