What should I pay attention to when traveling and eating with my colleagues and leaders?

First, don't be nervous. Since you are traveling, you should relax. Especially outside, you shouldn't talk about the company when you eat together, it will upset your stomach-if you are also a leader, are you willing to continue discussing those endless jobs when you go out for a walk? Don't bother the leader with what you can handle, but be careful not to overstep your authority.

Pay attention to the relaxed atmosphere when eating. You should be natural and decent, respect the leader, and don't be shy. Even if you are a little unnatural, the leader will forgive you. After all, you are new. When making a toast, just say a wish that we have a good time this time. Don't say the scene is disgusting. Leaders also grew up eating coarse grains.

Second, when going out to play, keep a proper distance from the tour leader on the road. If it's not just you two, you can follow at the end. If it's just the two of you, you should follow the leader's right rear. He can see you as soon as he turns around, but don't get too close.

Third, when you get to the place, don't show yourself too much, and don't rush to the leaders to take pictures regardless of their feelings. Always bring a bottle of water and some paper towels to observe words and feelings. If you find that the leader's lips are dry or sweaty, you can hand it over (this is the least a newcomer should do). If you are in the wild or in a tourist attraction, you should pay attention to where there is a bathroom. The leader also has three emergencies. You can take him when you are in a hurry. If the leader is the opposite sex, you can tell him in a low voice.

Finally, don't be artificial. Take it easy. Consider it a friend's trip. When you really start, you will find that things are much simpler than you think.