1. Discrimination or survivor effect. Some people may be biased against you or show the survivor effect because of your different family background, that is, you have lived in a good environment since childhood and have not experienced setbacks and difficulties, so you will not cherish and work hard.

2. Affect trust and professional image. Some people may think that you got the job opportunity because of your superior family background, not your own ability, which will affect your trust in the team and your professional image.

3. Being blackmailed. If you disclose your family wealth or property status, you may become the target of extortion and extortion.

You may meet higher requirements in the job interview. If your family background is superior, some companies will put forward higher requirements for your ability and performance. This may bring you more pressure and challenges.

To sum up, in order to avoid the above disadvantages, it is recommended not to disclose your family background in the workplace. It is important to win the recognition and respect of others by virtue of your own ability and performance.