Be careful with compliments
It's okay and even necessary to give
compliments to colleagues, but you should do it appropriately. Say nice words to people following the rules.
Maintain distance and don't mention vulgar or intimate moments: if you like your colleague's legs or neckline, there's no need to emphasize it. You can compliment their hairstyle or accessories instead.
Be restrained and appropriate: don't praise people too often and intensely, as your words may eventually become insincere.
Express your approval and admiration on equal terms: don't praise someone with a surprised or arrogant look, as it may be unpleasant.
And avoid using clichés in your compliments, as most people can easily sense insincerity.
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It's okay and even necessary to give
compliments to colleagues, but you should do it appropriately. Say nice words to people following the rules.
Maintain distance and don't mention vulgar or intimate moments: if you like your colleague's legs or neckline, there's no need to emphasize it. You can compliment their hairstyle or accessories instead.
Be restrained and appropriate: don't praise people too often and intensely, as your words may eventually become insincere.
Express your approval and admiration on equal terms: don't praise someone with a surprised or arrogant look, as it may be unpleasant.
And avoid using clichés in your compliments, as most people can easily sense insincerity.
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