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Anonymous

17 Aug 2020

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I am rather new in the workplace and had been finding ways to better communicate with my colleagues. What were some of the things you did in the initial starting years of work that was helpful?

I am an introvert by nature, however, I realized that getting to know people or the right people can help make my work a lot easier. I had been given advice such as finding common ground and also chatting up with people in the pantry. I had been doing that, however, the rate at which I am progressing is slow. In today's fast-paced culture, I feel like I need to be faster.

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j

17 Aug 2020

IT at Accounting firm

Smile & be approachable! Sometimes a simple hello will help to ease the tension, and others will reciprocate. Or recognise other people's efforts during small chats, this helps to bridge the awkward gap when you are asking them for help later on (:

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Junus Eu

28 Apr 2019

Be genuine.

That should underpin all that you do. If you come across as having an agenda while chatting up people in the pantry, eventually it will show.

Otherwise:

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Charmaine Ng

28 Apr 2019

The Value Maximizer at @ Every Ma La Xiang Guo Stall

Just be yourself and be nice. You should have teammates or people who are seated physically near you...

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