As we enter the workforce, everyone aspires to excel in an increasingly competitive work environment.
However, success is not about hard work and hard work. Sometimes you need to stand in front of the stage and firmly express yourself to say "no" to some unreasonable work arrangements and behaviors.
In the workplace, there are some things that must not be compromised in a low-key manner. If you keep a low profile and remain silent, you will not only miss out on opportunities, but you may also be looked down upon and even spoken ill of.
When you are being bullied, you can't keep a low profile
In the workplace, we tend to encounter all kinds of people and things.
Some people will call you out in various names and take advantage of your good character.
But if you choose to keep quiet, go against the grain. This will make the person who bullies you feel rightful and will treat you even more.
Once, when I first joined the company, a colleague always found various reasons to pick and choose when I was assigned to work, and sometimes it was his own responsibility, but he would shirk the responsibility to me.
At first, I felt that I was a newcomer, and I wanted to get along well with my colleagues, so I chose to keep a low profile.
However, as time went on, and after that, he began to maliciously smear me day by day, and even maliciously smeared me in the team.
I began to realize that I couldn't hold back any longer.
So, I went to him and firmly expressed my position and feelings, while never tolerating his behavior again.
Surprisingly, he apologized, and his attitude improved a lot.
Through this experience, I learned that when you are bullied, you must not choose to suffer in silence. Only by standing up bravely can we earn the respect and recognition of others. True dignity does not come from low-key withdrawal, but from the courage to face challenges, stand up to ourselves, and show indomitable courage. Only in this way can we gain a foothold in society and win the respect and admiration of others.
In the workplace, opportunities do not always come on our own, but we need to take the initiative to find and fight for them.
When I used to work in a company, I had a colleague who had a very good job ability, but he was too low-key.
He rarely expressed his views and opinions in meetings or in private, and slowly everyone didn't notice him much.
However, another colleague is very active and always actively expresses his ideas and mingles with his colleagues.
Eventually, when a leader needed someone to take the lead on an important project, he chose the latter, not a highly capable and low-key colleague.
This tells us that it is often not enough to wait for an opportunity, and only by taking the initiative and moving forward can we stand out from the workplace.
Therefore, don't wait for opportunities to come, but take the initiative to find and create opportunities to make yourself better in the workplace.
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When you have the ability, you can't keep a low profile
In the workplace, competence is undoubtedly one of the key factors on the road to success.
However, even if you have excellent abilities, if you keep a low profile and do not actively show your talent and strength, then your excellence is likely to be buried and no one else will know.
A classmate in college, after graduation, he took up an ordinary position in a company, but his abilities were far beyond the requirements of this profession.
However, he is too low-key and rarely takes the initiative to show his abilities, and only a few good colleagues know about it.
Until one time, when the company was facing a thorny problem, the leaders were helpless.
He happens to have a unique set of solutions that can solve this problem quickly.
So, with the recommendation of his colleagues, he successfully solved the problem through his excellent skills.
Since then, his popularity and salary in the company have also greatly increased.
Therefore, if you want to stand out in the workplace, we must not only have enough ability, but also have the courage and wisdom to show ourselves and let more people see your value.
In the workplace, everyone has their own principles and bottom lines, and once these boundaries are crossed by others, they can no longer continue to compromise. If you keep a low profile and acquiesce to others ignoring or even trampling on your bottom line, then you will not only lose your own dignity, but also the respect of others.
The company's business needs, I came into contact with a girl from another company, and learned from the chat that she had worked in that company for several years, sometimes working late at night, and her work attitude was very serious and hardworking.
Once, she talked to me about how her boss was always inappropriate and deducted her performance.
At first, she didn't want to make a big deal out of it, so she just chose to keep a low profile and swallow her voice and tolerate it.
However, the attitude of low-key concessions has the idea that the wicked people have the idea of making inches.
So, when she couldn't bear it, she directly reported the situation to the company's leadership, and insisted on a fair treatment.
The company also dealt with the boss seriously in the multi-party evidence collection, and also reassessed her business ability and gave salary compensation.
We need to be clear and stick to our bottom line, and courageously defend our rights and interests when appropriate, so that we can earn the respect and status we deserve in the workplace.
The workplace is a rough sea, with fierce competition and challenges. If we are too conservative and low-key, we tend to trap ourselves in a spiral of passivity, missing out on many valuable opportunities and the respect we deserve.
Therefore, whether it is when we are being bullied, when we strive for development opportunities, when we show our abilities, or when the bottom line is touched, we should resolutely abandon a low-key attitude. We need to be brave enough to stand up and express ourselves with determination and confidence, so that we can ride the waves in the vast ocean of the workplace and finally reach the other side of success.