The workplace, like other places, has a lot of cold knowledge, which often looks less impressive but sometimes really useful. Here are some cold knowledge about the workplace for your reference.
1. When a group of people are laughing, everyone usually looks at their favorite person. If you want to quickly understand the relationship in a group, you can pay attention to everyone's reaction, and you will certainly get a lot of interesting news based on it. Try it next time~
2. You can chew something to ease your mood when you are in a tense situation, such as chewing gum or nuts. This is why Taiwan's long-distance bus drivers love to chew betel nuts, even though they all know that chewing too much will lead to oral cancer. Similarly, chewing in the mouth can make us more focused. In many police and bandit movies, the special police will chew something in the mouth to improve their vigilance and concentration. Of course, we should also pay attention to occasions in our daily life. The tense occasions in this building do not include meetings and other tense occasions. If you chew during a meeting... wait for criticism.
3. If you want to be friends with someone faster, you can directly ask the other person for a small favor, such as helping hand over something, taking a paper towel, borrowing a lighter, etc.
4. If you want to negotiate with various people in your work, you can put a mirror behind you. You will find that the other party's attitude will be more polite, because no one likes to see their angry or bad side. Most business activities are angry or angry because they do not control their emotions. When emotions rise, no one can be aware of them. We can put a mirror behind them to make them aware of their emotions as soon as possible.
5. When chatting, the other person's foot is facing your foot in a different direction, or the toe is facing the door, which means that the other person wants to leave. This should be analyzed according to the specific situation, and we should grasp it by ourselves.
6. If you suspect that someone is lying to you or concealing you, you can stare into the other person's eyes and say nothing, and the other person may reveal the truth because of this uncomfortable atmosphere. Maybe he didn't tell the truth, but as long as he showed an uncomfortable expression, you can guess. This is taking advantage of his guilty conscience.
7. If you are too nervous during the interview, you can imagine the interviewer as one of your future good friends. This will make you less nervous and more comfortable when answering questions. You should know that the nervous mood during the interview comes from the habitual awe of the examiners in our education system, but in fact, the interviewers just want to know more about you when they assess you, and fully tap your personal qualities and abilities. We don't need to be nervous, and it is the best to show ourselves naturally, not to mention as long as you enter this company, The interviewer is just a colleague with you.
8. If you think someone is looking at you, yawn and look around. The person who looks at you may also be yawning. Because yawning is contagious in most cases. Especially when the other party looks at you carelessly, they will do more subconscious actions, greatly improving the infectivity of yawning.
9. Repeating or imitating the other party's gestures and actions can help you win the trust of the other party and shorten the distance between you. This is a potential expression of your recognition for him. Remember to imitate deliberately to attract his attention. Once he finds this little action, he can also tease each other.
10. Arrange the most important meeting at the beginning or end of the day, because people usually remember the beginning or end of the day.
