Talk about being strong and not sweet and domineering.

I have always agreed with one sentence in particular: strong twisted melons are not sweet, and strong picked flowers are not fragrant. The progress of all events is based on the premise of mutual understanding and the principle of harmony between the right time and the right place.

If after a question is thrown, the other party has doubts and entanglements, in short, it is not so firm, not so immediate, not so firm, then don't be reluctant. After all, if a person wants to do something, he will do it even if others don't tell him.

On the contrary, if the other person doesn't want to do it, if you talk too much, it will appear that you have too many things to do.

No matter what your original intention is, you will eventually get tired of chattering.

In other words, at work, the same is true.

If you have a partner who is congenial to you, consistent in doing things and keeping pace with you, you will be full of energy and enthusiasm in your work. Because every point you say, he will understand. Sometimes when you open your mouth, he will know where the point is.

Because you will supervise each other, make up for each other's mistakes in work, and supervise each other's implementation and progress. This perfect cooperation really makes the work full of fighting power.

And every effort and effort you have has a ready-made response, so that you will not be too lonely on the road of hard work. The concept of intercommunication will really make the originally boring things warm and meaningful.

On the contrary, if a colleague procrastinates at work. You will have a feeling of loneliness. More importantly, your respective concerns are completely different.

All important events in your eyes are not important in his eyes. What you think should be done as soon as possible doesn't matter to him. Let's talk about it later. You think the work should be as perfect as possible. After all, work involves all aspects, and you are responsible for each one, but the other party thinks: it doesn't matter, just correct the mistakes, and even turn a blind eye to some obvious mistakes.

Forcing different partners to do things together, you are wronged and the other party feels unhappy. If we persist, it really hurts each other.

Therefore, the ancients said, "Twisted melons are not sweet, but flowers are not fragrant."

Therefore, "don't force everything, it is best to live in harmony with people at the right time."