The first step in building interpersonal relationships is to know people. Of course, when I say get to know each other, I mean let them have the will and ideas to establish interpersonal relationships with you. To do this, you need to be yourself. Make yourself better, more capable and more valuable. Make others eager to be friends with you and hope to cooperate with you.

Take part in more social activities, so that you can meet more people. In social activities, be as active as possible, don't stay and play with yourself, be modest, be modest, be sincere, and learn to bear hardships. Interpersonal relationships are mutual. Let the other person feel that you are valuable and worthy of making friends.

Learn to speak, praise and praise more, and don't expose other people's shortcomings. This is the most basic. Interpersonal communication is indispensable. Communication is a process of mutual sharing and understanding. What you say often reflects what kind of person you are Different ways do not seek common cause, so it is particularly important to speak and express truthfully in establishing interpersonal relationships.