Interpersonal communication

There are eight taboos when talking to people. How many do you know?

In the process of interpersonal communication, each of us hopes that we can leave a good impression on others and get recognition and respect from others. Therefore, when you speak, you must remember the following eight taboos:

1, avoid swearing. No one likes a person who often curses. Some of his bad phrases must be changed.

2, avoid low-level fun to speak does not have to be elegant, but don't say some vulgar words.

3. Avoid platitudes and don't treat some old topics as news.

4, avoid excessive bragging cowhide will be broken when it is blown up, and the result of excessive bragging can only be self-sufficient.

5. Don't praise people too much. Sincere and appropriate praise makes people happy. Too much praise makes people flatter and make people feel hypocritical.

6. Don't talk nonsense about things you don't know, and don't talk nonsense about things you don't know, which will make people feel unreliable.

7. Avoid showing off your knowledge. Some people speak in classical Chinese for a while and English for a while, which makes others unable to understand and easily causes others to dislike.

8. Fear of timidity is a taboo in interpersonal communication. The more afraid you are, the less people will take you seriously.