The leader sent a message at 4 o'clock. Why did he pretend not to see it?

The possible reasons why leaders send messages outside working hours, such as 4 pm, and pretend not to see them are:

1. Understanding and communication: At work, we should communicate effectively with leaders at the right time and place. If you receive a short message or phone call from the leader during non-working hours (for example, 4 pm), you can choose to reply according to the situation, especially if the information involves important emergency matters. But if there is no urgent information to reply, we may choose to reply later, or simply explain why it is not convenient to talk or reply to information at present.

2. Work pressure: The competition in the modern workplace is fierce and the work pressure is great. In this case, the leader may keep in touch with the employees after work to ensure the smooth progress of the work. However, if employees feel stressed at work or the balance between work and life is broken, they may choose not to reply to messages after working hours.

3. Personal life: Everyone has his own principles of life and work. Some people may think that not replying to messages after work is a healthy way of work-life balance. This is not to say that they do not attach importance to work, but that they attach importance to the balance between work and life.

Finally, if this situation continues to happen and affects your work and life, I suggest you communicate clearly with your leaders and express your views and feelings. In the process of communication, try to remain calm and objective and avoid emotional reactions. At the same time, you can also try to find solutions to problems, such as rearranging working hours or assigning tasks to reduce work pressure.