There is a world of difference between sharp-edged and self-recommendation. What Xiao Bai, an accountant who just entered the workplace, needs is self-recommendation, not sharp-edged. Reasonable and appropriate recommendation will not only be appreciated by the leaders, but also won't be envied by colleagues. However, if you want to study hard on your own and think that your professional knowledge is hard enough and nobody cares, then you will be jealous and have a hard time. When you first enter the workplace, you must first give your predecessors the minimum respect and be serious and responsible for your work. I believe your gold will always shine.
Second, refuse to form gangs.
Joining gangs is the most taboo in the workplace, and it is also the boss's most annoying. As we all know, accounting is the core of an enterprise, and its status can be imagined. If the accountants unite, how can the boss rest assured? Don't you dare upset the boss. Do you think you can keep your feet on the ground? Avoiding cliques is not to make you have a bad relationship with your colleagues, but to keep a proper distance at work and be good friends without working.
Third, speak with practice.
You can fully demonstrate your ability to do things, but don't flatter yourself. Even if you get the boss's love at first, after a long time, the boss will think that you are a person who only talks but doesn't do it. The boss pays you to create value for the enterprise, not to kiss your ass. Therefore, if you want to stand out, you must speak with your practical ability. This practical approach is certainly much better than flattery.
Fourth, we should distinguish between work and life.
It is inevitable that there will be some small emotions in life. Your family can understand you, but your boss can't. If you bring emotions to work,
If the work is successful, the boss will not be satisfied. You may even wonder if your work will go wrong because of low mood. You know, a decimal point in accounting work can cause a big storm, and the company can't afford it. So we must distinguish between life and work, work is work, and life is life.