In the workplace, how does the leader say to get back to the meeting after work?

I want the leader to say that there will be a meeting after work. If you don't want to, you can reply.

First of all, clearly tell the boss that the time after work is your private time.

I think this is the simplest and easiest way to reply, and it is also the easiest way to offend people. Indeed, one thing that people in the workplace hate most is that when they finally come home from work, suddenly your boss says, "Let's have a meeting after work." Many people are reluctant, including myself.

I think if you don't want to work overtime, the best thing to do is to tell your boss directly that you don't want to have a meeting, because off-duty time is your own private time. If you draw a clear line with your boss, I don't think the boss will embarrass you or take up your personal time again and again. If you are patient this time, he will probably do the same thing next time, and it will only get worse. I hope everyone knows.

Second, find a suitable excuse to go home early.

If you don't want to offend the boss, but you want to go home early, you can find a more suitable excuse. We can imagine what kind of excuses the boss can accept. If you say that you are too tired and want to go home and rest, the boss may think that you blame him at this time, so this excuse can't be used.

Therefore, you must be careful when choosing excuses. You can choose to use your family as an excuse. For example, mom is a little sick and wants to go home early. For example, friends need to go to dinner early when they get married, or there is an emergency at home, so you have to go back, so the boss has no room to refuse. This is the best way.

Third, hint that the boss is busy.

I think you can hint to your boss that you are busy. Don't say it. You can casually mention what you have to do today when chatting with your boss, but you can't do this because of a meeting, or you deliberately let your boss hear that you have a lot of things to do when discussing with your colleagues.