What should I say when I make a speech at the staff meeting?

Don't do it for the small good, and don't do it for the small evil. A management guru once said that the competition in the modern workplace is the competition of details. Details affect quality, details reflect taste, details show differences, and details determine success or failure. In this refined era, details can often reflect professional standards and highlight internal quality. The brilliant Milky Way is due to the gathering of countless stars, and great achievements are also accumulated by trivial things. Do small things carefully, make details bright, small things can achieve great things, and details can achieve perfection. For example, when an old comrade answers the phone, he can sit quietly and "eavesdrop", carefully figure out how to talk with customers, and sometimes quietly hand him a pen, add water or record some data. These little things not only bring convenience to the old comrades at work, but also show respect for the "predecessors". When the boss sees them, he will also have a good impression. This is the charm of detail. Maybe I am as smart as Einstein and as creative as Newton. Why is it still insignificant in the eyes of the boss? Don't be depressed, life can often be changed. Try to do the following, and you may become an indispensable heavy talent in the eyes of your boss. (1) Don't be annoying in appearance, if it doesn't look good, let yourself be talented; If you have no talent, always smile. Temperament is the key If you can't learn fashion, it's better to be simple. (2) Be good at obtaining information. If you want to be a successful person, it is not enough to get information from audio-visual media. Reading more newspapers and magazines is a more direct way to acquire knowledge. (3) When shaking hands with people, you can shake hands for a while, because sincerity is a kind of wealth! (4) Don't always use "I" as the subject. Remember to start with "we" when you speak. (5) Never borrow money from superiors and colleagues; Never "force" colleagues to look at their family photo albums; When you take a taxi with your boss and colleagues, please sit in the co-pilot seat first and pay at the same time. (6) sufficient determination. People who hesitate or rely too much on other people's opinions are doomed to be left out for life. (7) Don't get your hopes up. Don't expect everything to go according to your plan On the contrary, you should always be prepared for possible mistakes. (8) Insist on speaking well of the boss and colleagues behind their backs. Don't worry that these kind words won't reach the ears of the parties. If someone speaks ill of your boss's colleagues in front of you, you can only smile at them. (9) Keep calm. People who can handle any situation calmly have an advantage from the beginning. Bosses, colleagues and customers admire not only those who keep calm in the face of crisis, but also those who can solve problems properly. (10) Drive by yourself. Don't stop to say hello to your colleagues who ride bicycles. People will think it's showing off. (1 1) Don't let your boss and colleagues know everything about the past. Be careful, if you say too much, you will slip of the tongue. When there are many people, you must talk less and keep the secret of your position confidential. (12) Respect your boss and colleagues who don't like you, and respect all colleagues, including the doorman and cleaning aunt in the reception room. (13) is about things, not people; Or heartless to things and affectionate to people; Or do first and do second. (14) Self-criticism can always make bosses and colleagues understand, but self-praise is not. (15) I always think that nothing can improve the confidence of players more than the applause of onlookers, so don't be stingy with your applause and applaud everyone who sings on stage. (16) Don't take others' kindness to yourself for granted, but be grateful. (17) The boss's time is more precious than his own. No matter what job he temporarily assigns to himself, it is more important than the job at hand. (18) When you receive a job, you should start immediately and finish it quickly, accurately and in time, leaving a quick impression on your boss and colleagues, which money can't buy. (19) Don't be too stubborn. The work is expanding all the time. Don't always shirk your responsibility on the grounds that "it's not my job". When extra work is assigned to you, you might as well take it as a test. (20) Sometimes you should ask your boss and colleagues, "Your diamond ring is very expensive!" But sometimes even if you want to ask, you can't ask, such as "How old are you?" I'll try my best ","I'll call you when I decide "... (23) It's impossible to expect all my bosses and colleagues to like me. Making most people like me is a sign of success. Of course, the first thing is to like yourself.