Remember what your boss says occasionally

The so-called "the speaker is not intentional, the listener is intentional", that is to remember the boss's words occasionally, and put them into practice in the appropriate opportunity. For example, the boss said: "recently I heard that a magazine published a list of celebrities' speeches. I really want to have a look if I have a chance." At this time, we should find time to go to the newspaper stand or bookstore, find the above list, buy it back and present it to the boss.

Sometimes, although the words of the boss have nothing to do with the work, we should pay attention to the words of the boss to the extent possible. Although the boss doesn't expect others to do what he says, it may give the boss the impression that you are diligent, serious and responsible if you really realize his unintentional conversation.

You should pay attention to your boss's words. When you talk and trade with a third party, you should also listen carefully to the other party's words. When you have an implication, you should immediately know how to give it. Having this kind of clever and agile subordinate is the most proud and boastful of your boss. Of course, you will give this kind of subordinate a high evaluation.