What should newcomers pay attention to in the office?

For newcomers in the workplace, working in the office should pay attention to these things:

Love what you are doing and make it a part of your life, so that you can be responsible and do your job well.

Learn to smile. Smiling can not only bring you a good mood, but also leave a good impression on others.

Be considerate, and sometimes think from the perspective of others, so as to imply good interpersonal relationships.

To have principles means to have your own opinions on how to treat people.

Respecting the privacy of others and talking about the privacy of colleagues at will give people the impression of making irresponsible remarks.

The above is what newcomers do in the office. By the way, there are five "don 'ts" in the office:

Don't express your opinions casually, especially about the company system, because your enthusiasm may actually be dissatisfaction with the company in the eyes of the boss.

Don't be late, especially in companies that don't need to punch in, because even once or twice, it may be exaggerated by others as frequent.

Don't let your likes and dislikes affect your work. Work is work, and personal feelings are things outside of work. Even if you are estranged from your colleagues, it is the key to work together in Qi Xin.

Don't be too strict Maybe you think that being strict is responsible for your work, but in others' eyes, it may be a despicable performance.

Don't have conflicts with colleagues or bosses, even if it's each other's fault, communicate with each other and give each other a step down. After all, everyone works in the same office.

In short, I want to remind you that since you are a newcomer, you should learn from your predecessors with an open mind, communicate with old employees as much as possible, and abide by the company's system when you go to work.