There is a courtesy called "Please reply when you receive it"

My friend Tingting works as an administrator in a company. One day at work, she received a notice from the leader: "The company will shoot a promotional film tomorrow, requiring all employees to wear black formal clothes." Tingting immediately sent a notice in the company's WeChat group, and finally said "Please reply when you receive it". Colleagues responded in succession, but three colleagues didn't reply until after work.

Tingting called them at once. One of them said, "Yes, but there was no reply." The other said, "This is a small matter, Tingting. You are making a mountain out of a molehill. " The last person didn't even answer the phone. Tingting said, "She was always worried that the person who didn't answer the phone wouldn't wear formal clothes the next day, and then the leader felt that he didn't notice." I didn't feel at ease until the next day when I saw my colleagues coming to work dressed normally.

Tingting said: "What she fears most now is to send a notice. Although it is simple and has no technical content, it is the most test of patience. "

Through the screen of the mobile phone, we never know how anxious the other party is. If we put ourselves in the other's shoes, you are the person who sends the notice and have urgent or important news to inform everyone, what would you do? Will you also choose the way of mass mailing and tell everyone to reply after receiving it? When your message is sent out for a long time and you can only get sporadic replies, will you be anxious and worried?

The word "received" won't take you a minute, but it is the responsibility and duty of the notifier. Although the word received is simple, it reflects the concern for others.

People who know how to care about others must know how to respect others. People who know how to respect others must have good character.

Tingting has the same troubles as one of my college sisters. She is now a college counselor. Every graduation season, she will send many notices about how to go through the formalities of leaving school and prepare graduation materials, including QQ group, WeChat group, SMS and email.

She said: "I don't want to send it so many times, but every time I send it, I rarely get a reply from the students." I can only send it a few times to make sure they can see it. "

But that's the truth. There are always some students who are not ready for graduation. Their excuses are often: "teacher, I didn't see the news;" Teacher, I haven't received the news. "

Regarding the student's reply to the news, the seniors are more worried that behind this behavior, there is a lack of student contract spirit. She said: "If you don't reply, you will default to not seeing or not knowing. If something happens, you can shirk it. You are all adults, and you are still so irresponsible and irresponsible. What can you do at work? "

The word "received" not only means that you have seen this message, but also means that you understand the contents and requirements contained in this message and know how to do it.

The word "received" is simple, but it embodies the spirit of contract. Abide by the contract, which is the performance of responsibility and responsibility.

The society is very big, and you can find each other by turning a corner as before. There is a lot of information, and it is no longer repeated as before. If you miss it, you really miss it.

Young people don't leave their mobile phones every day. Don't they even have time to reply "received" Although it is really small to reply to the receipt, the notice is a big deal, and the small thing is not reliable. Who dares to entrust you with great things? If you could only choose one of these two kinds of people, who would you choose?

We often say: "The major event is the ability, and the minor event is the character". A person's character can be seen from such a simple thing as replying to information. It is ability that determines how fast a person can walk, and it is personality that determines how far he can walk. The word "received" is the embodiment of personality and can determine how far a person can go.

It is not difficult to "receive".

When someone informs you of something, you reply "thank you";

When someone asks you a question, if you know and are willing to answer it, then you can answer it. If you don't know or don't want to answer, you don't understand;

You are invited to an appointment, and you can go if you want. If you don't want to go, say you don't want to go, even if you make up an excuse that you are busy;

Others chat with you, if you want to chat; If you don't want to talk, ignore him and tell him you have something to do;

It is not good to pretend not to see it. Others call you when you are busy. You can explain that I'm busy now and reply later.

If someone sends you a message and it takes you a long time to reply, say sorry first and then talk it over.

The world is getting bigger and bigger, and there is more and more information. We are increasingly ignoring receiving messages, perhaps because of habit, perhaps because it doesn't matter, perhaps because we are busy. But for the sender, he would rather get a negative answer from you than be silent.

Give a clear answer and explain everything. This is the best character.

I'm three-thirds, thank you for seeing the end.

I wish you all the best in the future.