Stand up for your boss at the critical moment

Jones is a department assistant at a college. His boss, Borg, is in charge of students and staff. The extremely bad check-in system makes students often be registered before class, many classes are crowded, while others are too small to be cancelled. Borg's work has been criticized by many teachers and students, and is under the pressure of improving the student check-in system. Jones volunteered to work on a new check-in system. The boss, Borg, happily agreed with him. After hard work, the team developed an accurate and efficient check-in management system. In a recent organizational restructuring, Borg was promoted to director, and then Jones was promoted to deputy director.

Borg highly praised Jones for developing and successfully completing the system.

Generally speaking, people who always keep in line with their superiors and help them succeed will eventually become the backbone of the enterprise and become enviable successful people.

When a job is in trouble, if you can stand up and show your skills, your boss will appreciate it. When there are conflicts in your boss's life, your boss will be very grateful if you can comfort him. At this time, you should not become a piece of wood, dull, indifferent and incompetent, timid and cowardly. If so, the boss will think you are an ignorant, merciless and incompetent mediocre person.