It's normal for leaders to give red envelopes when they bring food. If they don't give red envelopes, you should worry. If they bring food, they don't give you money, should you ask them for it? That leader is quite reliable.
Should I accept the red envelope sent by the leader who brings food to the leader? You must accept it! If you don't accept it, the bad leader will ask you to take it next time. If you form the habit, you will lose. If the leader is good, you will not take it with you next time. Take the best.
You will definitely ask for money, but you should pay attention to the ways and means. If you don't grasp it well, you will not only lose your image in the leaders' hearts, but also hurt the leaders by mistake. If you don't, the leaders will revalue your character and talk about how to reuse your work.
This problem depends on the way the boss handles things:
1. If your leader is very open-minded, you can help the leader to bring things, and he will certainly give you the money to buy things in time.
2. If your leader is the one who is afraid that he will not pay you, you can hand the invoice to the leader when you give him the goods and say to the leader: "Leader, do you think the invoice for purchasing goods should be reimbursed by the company's financial department?"? If he says he doesn't need to reimburse, he will give you the money. If he says he would trouble you to go through the reimbursement process, the money will be transferred from the company's finance department to you.
3. If you are still worried that the leader will not give you money, you can politely express to the leader: leader, I don't have much cash in my hand today, and I can't withdraw other money for the time being, so I can't help you with it.
4. If the leader has a lot of things and doesn't give them every few days, you can try to do "after-sales customer service" and say to the leader: boss, how do you feel about using the things you bought that day? In this way, you can indirectly remind him that he owes you money.
