Eating alone with the leader is easy to "step on thunder". What are the best things not to say?

It's very interesting to go out for dinner alone with the leaders. If you are on a normal business trip and feel that it's time for dinner, you will feel less psychological pressure, but if the leaders ask you out for dinner alone one day, you need to be careful when you speak.

If your company is open-minded and harmonious, then the leader asks you out for dinner alone, probably just to talk to you, perhaps to test you, and also to see if you are doing well in your recent work, and pay more attention to the mood of the underlings, so as to avoid conflicts that cannot be reconciled.

In this case, you don't have to be too timid. When the leader asks you what you think, you must find some innocuous questions to give back to the leader, which shows the leader that you are really working hard and thinking hard about his problems, and the leader will think that you are a relatively motivated person.

However, if your company is a smoky company with no fairness at all, and the leader asks you for dinner alone, it is likely that he wants to drag you into the water. You should first see if this leader is your favorite leader, whether he can work under this leader for a long time, and weigh the pros and cons in many ways before you speak.

For example, this leader asks you about his sworn enemy. If you have no intention of fighting with this leader, I suggest you keep your mouth shut, don't say anything bad about the other person, and just play dumb all the time.

words like "I heard", "I heard" and "seems to be" are full of gossip at the beginning, so it's better not to say them. Pay close attention to your mouth and stay away from the fights in these companies! Otherwise, wannabe, like us, might be the victim of two bosses.