In the workplace, how to grasp the scale of joking is appropriate?

Jokes in the workplace should still be combined with everyone's temperament and occasions. To balance the scales, know enough is enough. You should understand that not all jokes are funny. If you don't make mistakes, the workplace relationship will be chaotic, which will not only offend people, but also leave a bad reputation, ruin your good image, affect your work, and be bad for yourself and him. How to properly grasp? The following is my personal opinion:

Don't treat other people's pain points as jokes. Many people don't understand why some people are so stingy and caring that they can't afford to make jokes. As everyone knows, they made mistakes they shouldn't have made, stepped on other people's pain points and kept laughing there.

You know, it is immoral for you to take other people's pain points, such as the shortcomings and shortcomings of others' inferiority complex, to mention and poke them in the crowd, and to fake a smile on others' self-esteem. Don't accuse others of being uneducated and privately accuse Mulberry of being shameful. On the other hand, are you ignorant and have no self-knowledge?

Don't joke about other people's privacy. In the workplace, if you have a good relationship with your colleagues, you will privately tell those colleagues who think you are more reliable about your personal privacy. If you share other people's privacy with other colleagues and get together and make a joke loudly, it may be a light and funny thing in your eyes, but it may not be the case in other people's minds. This is a big taboo.

Just like a female colleague, she usually has a bad habit of snoring when she sleeps. In her eyes, this is a private and shameful thing, and it is also a worry on weekdays. Unexpectedly, friends in the workplace made it public as a joke, and they had a good chat there, which caused a group of colleagues in the office to laugh their heads off, which really surprised her. Finally, it was also a slap in the face, leaving a sentence "Stop!" Turned angrily and left the office.

Revealing other people's private affairs in public, I think this is a very inappropriate thing, which not only hurts others' self-esteem, but also properly loses others' trust in you. It's really harmful, but enough is enough when joking. Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill.