1. Say hello in simple and friendly language. For those who are not familiar, you can simply say hello. Sometimes it is. Just say hello when we meet. There is no deeper meaning, but if you don't say hello, others may already have a hard impression.

2. For acquaintances, I prefer to add an appropriate title, such as calling my position or showing respect for my sister or brother in the workplace. Close friends will be called nicknames. In short, using proper appellation can make nursing more stable.

3. Smile. Many times, you can even say hello in a simpler way. Smile and nod, such as really chatting with someone you know but don't know very well. It's polite to nod and smile. It also saves the embarrassment of not knowing the topic.

Matters needing attention in chatting and greeting others

1, adjust the chat mentality.

Chat with people and straighten your mind. No matter how tall a person is, or what factors you don't like, if you need to chat with others, you need to put your mind right.

2. Learn to listen.

Listening is a sign of respect for others. If chatting with people makes people see that they are absent-minded or always don't let others finish, and they are eager to express their thoughts and opinions, how can the chat go on happily?

3. Don't talk about others.

There is a wise saying in chatting, sitting still often thinking about yourself, chatting is not for people. Remember especially when chatting with people. No matter how close you are, don't go beyond that famous saying. If you don't know everything about others, don't judge them.

4. Understand the personality, hobbies and habits of the person you are chatting with.

Respect a person, including that person's living habits, personality and hobbies. If you don't care about other people's personalities, hobbies and habits, it will send a signal that you don't want the chat to continue.