The leader came to my home to offer condolences. What should I say?

Thank you for your concern. The government's concerns. A concern of the party.

3. Listen carefully to the greetings from the leaders and answer their questions seriously and truthfully.

4. Introduce your family voluntarily. No exaggeration, no concealment.

Extended data:

Etiquette of subordinates to superiors:

1, respect the leader.

Unit leaders generally have high prestige, strong qualifications and self-esteem. As subordinates, we should maintain the prestige and self-esteem of leaders. In front of leaders, you should be modest and don't contradict them, especially in public. It is especially important to note that even if you disagree with the leader, you should explain it clearly to the leader in private.

2. Obey the leader.

Leaders have the right to direct the work of subordinates and must obey the work arrangements of leaders. Even if they have opinions and different ideas, they should implement them. They can comment on the mistakes of leadership and command afterwards or make suggestions in the process of implementation.