It's embarrassing to meet the leader at dinner. What should I do?

First of all, I think you should know what a leader is to you: he can be someone you respect, a role you are afraid of at work, or even someone you don't want to see after work.

But anyway, since you met him at dinner, you might as well say hello to him generously to show your respect for him, which will enhance your impression on the leader.

"The leader and I are both human beings, so there is no need to bow to him."

It is true that everyone is an equal individual at the legal level, but it is undeniable that in social class, or in the workplace, it is your boss. Greeting your boss is a polite question and an expression of emotional intelligence. Although you feel embarrassed to meet him, even after greeting, there is nothing to say, but a greeting represents your respect for him It is better to take the initiative to say hello than to say hello after looking at each other.

Take the initiative to say hello, he will think that you are a person with the most basic workplace etiquette, and a small move may determine your impression in his mind.

"It is a good thing to leave quietly without being discovered by him."

Indeed, it is a way to leave quietly, and it can also avoid the embarrassing situation that the leader invites you to dinner after greeting. However, leaving quietly is an escape choice. Since we have entered the society and the workplace, we should choose to face these interpersonal things calmly and adapt to these situations as soon as possible is also an exercise for ourselves.

What's more, when you meet a leader at dinner, you dare not say hello generously. Isn't it more formal to meet the leader after dinner?

So let's face it, leaders work their way up, and they will understand your thoughts.

Being generous and generous is one of the rules in the workplace.