interpersonal relationships
This is a British proverb saying "Present rose to others with remaining fragrance at hand. " it means that doing a little thing for other would make you warm and happy too . Today I wasn't the person who giving flower , but I was only the person who receiving it . I didn't know how to express the gratitude in my heart . Perhaps it might be a little thing for my last employer but it really be of great use and valuable . Generally speaking , there was no friendship after you left .Because jobs would disappears . So I think it 's essential to take time to write to those who have supported you in this period of employment, thank them, and let them know how to contact you after you leave. sometimes We just can being asked, how would your last employer describe you for your job? If you leave a good impression before you left ,the things would be easy to handle with . I was so luckily that I met a good boss before and so friendly to me . Anyway , this got me thinking of our interpersonal relationships . Whether you are looking at your jobs , your friends , your relatives . All the relationships really need spend times , efforts and money to maintain them by ourselves . So we should think about what efforts you can make to deepen your connection with people who matter to you.
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interpersonal relationships
There is a Chinese proverb that says, "A little bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives you roses." It means that generosity towards others can bring joy to the giver as well. Today I wasn't the person giving "roses", but I was the person receiving them. I didn't know how to express the gratitude in my heart. Perhaps it was just a small gesture on the part of my last employer, but it was really useful and valuable to me. Oftentimes after leaving an employer you lose the friendships you made while you were there. So I think it's essential to take time to write to those who supported you during this period of employment, thank them, and let them know how to contact you after you leave. In job interviews one is often asked, how would your last employer describe you as an employee? If you left a good impression while you were there, the answer will be a positive one. I was so lucky to have had a good boss in my last job with whom I got along so well.Anyway, this got me thinking more about the interpersonal relationships in our lives. Whether with colleagues, friends, or family and relatives, all our relationships really require us to invest our time, effort, and sometimes even money to maintain them properly. We should think about the efforts that can be made to deepen the connection with the people in our lives who matter the most.
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