In the workplace, leaders like to say "It's hard work". The casual sentence is whether it is a sincere expression of concern and comfort, whether it is for encouragement or encouragement, or just a greeting as a mantra. Staff can't answer casually.

For this sentence "It's hard work", we also need to analyze the specific situation, learn the following three "words", and add points to your workplace from small details.

1. "It's hard work" expresses appreciation for you. ===================================================

When you finish a job beautifully or make a contribution to the company, and your leader says "it's hard work" to you, then I believe that the leader really sees your hard work and dedication, and says this to you "It's hard work" "It's also the most important.

At this time, you must not get carried away, come to describe the hard work and ask for credit, but it will make the leader feel disgusted. Your performance is in the eyes of the leader. You only need to say plainly: "This is what I should do", " Thank you leaders for your concern." That's it. Let leaders think that you are a solid and hardworking employee without being too high-profile.

Second, "hard work" is just a polite word.

When your leader throws out a sentence of "It's hard work" anytime and anywhere, it goes without saying that this is just a polite remark from the leader, but it is enough to see that the leader is a leader who cares about and sympathizes with his subordinates, then politely reply Leader: It's not hard work, the leader is more busy.

Appropriate but not fancy, showing modesty in plainness.

Three, "hard work" to express dissatisfaction with you.

I don’t know if you have such an experience. When you report your work to the leader, the leader does not make any comments or opinions after listening to it, but just says “It’s hard work”. In fact, the leader is not really encouraging you at this time. Instead, they are expressing dissatisfaction, criticism, and impeachment against you in a polite tone.

Therefore, at this time, don't stupidly answer such stupid words as "should" and "leaders are more difficult", the correct response should be: "The work is not in place, I will continue to work hard.

Have you learned all three of the above words?