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How to survive an office job

How to survive an office job 导读:办公室人际错综复杂,职场新人(workplace newbie)如何应对?同事间的关系,与老板的相处,茶水间的八卦……种种难题,且看职场达人如何说。 Learning how to deal with office politics is like walking through a minefield布雷区. A mixture of personalities and working styles can make it difficult at times to determine exactly what kind of office behavior is appropriate. According to a survey organized by China Youth Daily, more than 89.7 percent of participants said they are confused about the sophisticated复杂的 relationships in an office setting. More than half of them find it difficult to judge what is an appropriate way of behaving when dealing with supervisors. “In order to create a happy and more productive working environment, you must learn how to behave right,” said Hou Zhendong, an HR manager at General Electric in Beijing. “That’s one of the most important skills for surviving an office job. “Good office behavior encourages positive interaction between employees and employers, business partners and clients顾客, and among co-workers.” Long Yujiao, 22, who was named Best Newbie at BYD Auto Co Ltd in Shenzhen last year, learned to form small good habits, such as being clean, orderly and punctual. “A newcomer in an organization is usually the most monitored and observed ‘entity’实体,” said Long. “It’s important to create the right impression. You shouldn’t let others catch on to your shortcomings.” Office gossip流言 is another hazard. Ke Donghong, 24, a cameraman at a media company in Shenzhen, didn’t know whether to participate in the gossip when smoking with his colleagues outside. “They criticized the company leaders and complained about their low salaries. I didn’t know what to say,” said Ke. “But if I didn’t join in, they might think I’m not in the same boat as them.” Tu Xu, an HR manager at Procter Gamble’s Guangzhou branch, advises new employees to keep their mouth shut. “Talking about your co-workers behind their backs is unprofessional and can cause serious problems,” she said. “Behave to

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