Small details that cannot be ignored in workplace etiquette are often the winners and losers!

When I was a manager, I hired an assistant, and this little girl impressed me with her etiquette.

During the interview, I dressed generously and decently. During the interview, I sat upright and kept smiling. When I spoke, I was polite and polite.

A few small details that impress the interviewer:

When she submitted her resume, the text was facing the interviewer, and she could read it as soon as she took it. Many people have the text facing themselves, "This is my resume", and hand it over, and the other party has to rotate it 180 degrees to see it.

No matter what we said throughout the whole process, even if it was a question about her ability, she was calm and calm. She would only answer when we finished talking, and she always smiled and made people feel very confident.

When she left after the interview, she reset the chair and threw the paper cup she had finished drinking into the trash can.

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I have to admit, her etiquette was a big plus in this interview.

Later we hired her, and in the actual work, she also paid special attention to etiquette.

Every time I asked her to explain my work, when I came over to talk to her, she would stand up from her seat and speak with me head-to-head to accept the work assignment.

Whether it is for work, an appointment with a client, or a meeting, he will arrive early and never be late. During a meeting, she always deliberately left the conference room last to clean up the "endgame", but no one asked her to do so.

When she is on the phone with you, she always waits for you to hang up before she hangs up. This small detail, the Venerable in etiquette, is easy to say, but in reality, many people can't do it, she can.

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She was loved by her colleagues, recognized by her leaders, and she was satisfied with her work, so she got a raise in no time.

Etiquette may be a trivial matter, but if you can consciously pay attention to the details and insist on doing it, it is not a trivial matter. It is the embodiment of a person's professionalism, and this blessing for professional development is not a single star.