What if the leader always sends me messages after work?

In the workplace, it is common for leaders to send text messages and emails after work. At this time, what should we do? The following is my opinion:

First, we need to determine the urgency of the information. Some news may be very urgent and important, and we need to reply and deal with it in time; Other messages may be routine work and can be processed until the next working day. Therefore, after receiving the message, we should judge its urgency according to the specific situation and choose whether to reply or deal with it immediately.

Secondly, we need to be polite and professional. No matter how urgent the news is, we need to reply with respect and professionalism. When replying to the message, you can express your thanks first and explain your own situation and what you can do. If you can't reply or deal with it immediately, you should also inform the leader of our plan and timetable.

Third, we need to protect our working and living boundaries. Although it is common for leaders to send us messages after work, it does not mean that we must be on standby at any time. We need to arrange our own time and rest time reasonably according to our actual situation and job responsibilities to ensure our quality of work and life.

Finally, we need to establish a good communication mechanism with leaders. If the leaders often send us messages after work, we can communicate with them and try to establish a more effective working communication mechanism. For example, you can set a specific time period to deal with daily work and emergencies to avoid affecting your life and rest time.

In a word, when leaders receive news after work, we need to judge and reply according to the specific situation, and be polite and professional. At the same time, we also need to protect our work and life boundaries and establish an effective communication mechanism with leaders.