Put the villain under the nose

If you know who is a villain around you, you may as well put him under your eyes, stare at him, and give him some sweetness appropriately, then you can control the villain freely.

First of all, you should pay enough attention to these villains. Because the competition in reality is very cruel, everyone will inevitably offend villains. The more upright you are, the more they list you as the target of framing. After all, your "righteousness" highlights their "evil". Not only can you not provoke them, but you should also be on guard against them and "value" them.

Although villains have so many shortcomings, it is unwise to draw a clear line between evil and evil. Because the isolation between you and them is actually a kind of confrontation in disguise. Although it is enough to show your justice, they do not want to show their despicable original form in front of the "mirror of justice". They will try their best to break your "mirror". If you attack or expose villains directly, it's like putting yourself on the scaffold they set up.

When taking villains with you, you should be more careful when talking to them. Don't talk to villains about your own or other people's privacy, complaints and dissatisfaction at work, or someone's shortcomings, because these may become evidence and information for them to "repair" you; try not to have financial contacts with villains. If you get benefits, they will find all kinds of reasons to share, and if they are about to lose benefits, they will blame you for the responsibility and loss.

Therefore, when working with villains, don't offend them easily, put them under the nose, and give them the self-esteem and face that they need most, that is, they can be at peace.