Four-character idiom of the hotel’s spiritual slogan

1. Urgently requesting the hotel to recall the opening slogan to motivate employees. Century Hotel requires a group of four words.

Friends, motivation = shouting a slogan + a group of four words?

This is what the boss wants to see, just like the teacher in the training class was frothing at the mouth, and the employees below were laughing and applauding continuously; what is the result of the training?

The purpose of shouting slogans in the morning is to boost the spirit, and everyone is required to shout it out; if you shout twice, does it encourage you or invigorate you?

There are also salespeople who read parchments during meetings, which is a pain in the ass.

Incentives are divided into positive incentives and negative incentives; they are further divided into material incentives and spiritual incentives;

Shouting slogans = spiritual incentives?

As for the boss, if you don’t shout slogans, you won’t be able to explain it to the boss. Instead, shout out the goals, I am for the company, the company is for me, etc. I don’t want to use such painful words. 2. Describing the spirit Four-character words

Fussy, startled, bewildered, calm, unhurried, creepy

Absent-minded, careless, calm, peaceful, calm

Stunned, calm, half-believing, half-suspicious, respectful, talking to oneself

Mumbling to oneself, absorbed in concentration, full of interest, elated, and dumbfounded

Confused and doubtful, full of affection, restless, sad and coy

Listless, pondering, indecisive, tongue-tied, confused, hesitant

Feel embarrassed, can’t help but laugh, gloat as if nothing happened

Feeling lost, thoughtful, pleasant, amiable, dejected

Flattered, frightened, doubtful, content, frightened, fearful of being furious

Angry, alert, attentive, attentive, bewildered, and full of energy

Looks lively, calm, high-spirited, and in a trance

Breathless and focused, eyebrows dancing, eyes wide open, smiling, and furious

Angry and angry Burning with anger, brimming with anger, expressing anger, crying, laughing

Eyes full of tears, sighing, crying, wiping tears, crying and laughing, unable to smile

Smiling, speaking sharply, talking and laughing, talking and laughing, as if thinking hard

Laughing loudly Carefree, complacent, elated, elated, frightened

Panicked, joyful, panicked, confused, focused, frowning

Frowning, dazed, refreshed, smiling, smiling with cold eyebrows

Happy and smiling face As silent as a cold cicada, dumbfounded, dejected, dejected and ecstatic

Looking at each other