How to say hello to your boss without being embarrassed?

1. Conventional environment

In the conventional environment, you are moving, and the leader is also moving. The leader is coming towards you at this time. Just smile and say XX "Good morning, leader" or "Hello, xx leader". But when it comes to body movements, you should look squarely, raise your head, hold your chest out, don't hunch your back, and show a confident, neither humble nor arrogant temperament. This is enough.

2. Special environment

The first is in a confined space, such as an elevator. When I see the leader, it is simply that the leader XXX is good, just like the first regular environment. If the leader comes in later, you are already in the elevator. You can ask your leader, "Boss, how many floors are you on?" Don't tell me. Because in official circles and workplaces, some leaders are taboo with the word "下", so using it sounds good.

The second kind is that when you are moving, many leaders come towards you, miscellaneous, including monsters, ghosts, and snake gods. At this time, when you say hello, you must not say "Hello Minister XX, Hello Leader XXX..." when you say hello one by one. You will feel tired after talking all the time, and it will also sound weird to others. The key is also a question of order. Would you like to say hello to the leader first? There is also knowledge in this.

Therefore, when encountering this kind of situation, step aside a little to stay out of the way, and say "Good morning, leader" or "Good morning, leader". This will basically cover all the leaders, leaving no one behind.

3. Weird environment

The so-called weird environment is the toilet.

You will definitely encounter the leader in the toilet, which is a little embarrassing, but this situation is indeed the easiest to deal with. Just nod and smile when you see the leader, and you don’t even need to speak.

4. Typical environment

The typical environment here is a certain leader that you encounter frequently every day. It's impossible to say hello every time you meet someone. So you can do this.

When I see this leader for the first time every day, he greets me according to the first or second point. If you meet someone later, use the third point to say hello. Just a little nod and a smile will do.

Strictly speaking, greeting your boss will not bring you any help in getting a promotion or salary increase. But it can leave you with a good impression of being polite, well-educated, and respectful to your leaders. After all, in China, if you don’t hit someone with a smiling face, if you smile at others, they will naturally reciprocate your kindness.