In the workplace, what is the psychology of people who are keen on class reunion?

Psychologically, people are naturally dissatisfied, and such people who like to show off are extremely insecure about life.

They can't find other suitable ways to gain a sense of security, so they choose to show off themselves to satisfy their lack of security.

Usually they have high self-esteem, but their abilities are limited, but they are unwilling to admit that they are inferior to others. Therefore, when they lack confidence, they will show their Excellence by exaggerating and showing off.

They are good at discovering the value of self-existence, quietly transferring their fear of life and realizing a state of feeling good about themselves.

Divide camps

The imaginary class reunion should be that everyone gets together to contact feelings, recall good times, or invite teachers to express their gratitude.

But when you go, you will find that you will always be unconsciously divided into different camps, whether in the past class or at the dinner table now.

For example, people who may be able to help each other at work are divided into a camp, and they are busy contacting each other in order to get what they need in the future.

Some people talk about their own worries, others sit in the corner, are silent, care about each other, and finally play mobile phones.