Self weakening in speech on duty

When some people reported on their work, they said "I" one by one: I seriously studied the "July 1" speech; I went to the countryside to publicize my illness; I helped young comrades improve their teaching level It sounds uncomfortable. When you stand on the platform to report your work, naturally you are talking about your own affairs. Therefore, you should pay attention to playing down the identity of "I". The method is to omit the subject "I" and substitute "I" with "self" or "I" with "with others". Sometimes you can add some modest "little material" after the narration. An accountant section chief reported his work and said to everyone sincerely: "in a word, it's because of the correct leadership of the higher authorities and the support of comrades that the work has made achievements. To be honest, I'm an old boss who can't make a few nails even though I'm covered with iron, right?" His words aroused a knowing smile. As a matter of fact, your achievements will not be reduced by your desalination of "I", nor will they be highlighted by your reinforcement of "I". The key is not to give the audience a bad impression of "taking credit to yourself".