No matter how good your colleagues get along, you must not do these three things, and you must do them well, or you will regret it!
Guidance: How many people like another person as a friend, and how many people's friends are gone when they are walking? I don’t know if everyone feels the same way. Whether it’s an old friend or a new friend, after a long time, they will become strangers! --Mr. Pei
Therefore, for friends you know at work, or close friends you make in life, you must not do these 5 things, and do the other 3 things well, otherwise, you will not even have friends, and you will regret it!
No matter how good your colleagues get along, you must not do these three things, and you must do them well, or you will regret it!
First thing: Don't borrow money at will -- a cliché that many people feel the same way.
The second thing: You can't take advantage of the other party all the time - it is a blessing to suffer a loss, and taking advantage of it is equal to losing it slowly. It may be a thing, it may be a person, and it may be an intangible resource!
The third thing: don't fall into the trap--the reality drama of stabbing a knife for a cheap price and a friend for a lover is staged every day!
No matter how good your colleagues get along, you must not do these three things, and you must do them well, or you will regret it!
Do these 3 things well in making friends among colleagues, and make more and more friends:
Talk about loyalty--friends who get along with each other should be loyal enough, lend a helping hand when they are in difficulty, and don’t add icing on the cake when they are in need.
Learn to take responsibility - take the initiative to take responsibility when things go wrong together, you can't shirk it, and let your good friends feel your sincerity.
Keep in touch with each other -- not work together, but keep in touch, share resources, and communicate with each other.
No matter how good your colleagues get along, you must not do these three things, and you must do them well, or you will regret it!
The closest friends you make in the workplace are often the most sincere. After all, we have struggled together and fought hard. We have shouldered responsibilities together, been punished together, and defeated one competitor after another because of our unity.
Have you made close friends at work? Will you pay for each other? Comments and exchanges are welcome!