Some newcomers in the workplace feel that being able to get in touch with higher-level leaders is of great help to their promotion, but in fact, doing so is likely to directly lead to the anger of their superiors, which will make their later work more and more difficult, and at the same time, their superiors may give themselves a hard time in the future workplace. Moreover, leaders who report to their superiors may look down on employees, because they know what this employee does, so such leaders will not promote their employees without exception.
It is completely forbidden to speak ill of colleagues behind their backs, because paper can't cover fire, so everything said in the office may be passed on to others. In fact, we work together mainly to make money, not to make serious friends. Therefore, if another worker spits in front of the other person, this sentence is likely to reach the other person's ear after a while.
In addition, many workers like to inquire about other people's wages very much. In fact, salary is not allowed to be discussed in private. Many companies directly ask employees not to discuss salary. Because people do different things, the wages they get are naturally different. If the other party goes to the leader to make trouble when he knows that the salary is not equal, then everyone may have to bear the consequences, so don't discuss the salary at will at work.