The President's Tender Trap

In her daily work, Su Wan gradually found herself confused by Wang Cong's attitude. While Wang Cong offered valuable suggestions for product improvement, his casual, playful style made it difficult for Su Wan to reconcile him with a professional image. She wanted to maintain a good relationship with Wang Cong, but she wasn't sure how to deal with his sometimes relaxed and sometimes serious demeanor.

"You know, Su Wan, I think your product is like a painting drawn by a beginner. Although the colors are bright, the overall structure still needs to be improved." Wang Cong joked in a meeting with a mischievous smile on his face.

The conference room fell silent, all eyes focused on Su Wan. She tried to remain calm, but a wave of embarrassment washed over her. Although Wang Cong's comment was meant as a joke, she recognized some truth in it.

"Thank you for your feedback, Mr. Wang." Su Wan smiled slightly, trying to make her voice sound calm and professional. "We will seriously consider your suggestions and work hard to improve the quality of our products."

But Wang Cong didn't seem to be giving up. He continued jokingly, "I just want to remind you that the combination of art and technology is very important. If your product can have a little style, it will be perfect!"

Su Wan felt helpless and thought to herself, "Why does he always express his opinions in this way?" She hoped to establish a more professional way of communication with Wang Cong, but every exchange seemed to be dominated by his teasing.

Over time, Su Wan began to reflect on her attitude toward Wang Cong. She knew that humor was often a great way to break the ice in a business environment, but she also didn't want her seriousness to be misinterpreted as humorless. This was especially true when dealing with someone as humorous and sharp-tongued as Wang Cong, who often felt torn.

"Maybe I should try to relax." Su Wan kept comforting herself in her heart, but every time Wang Cong spoke, she would still involuntarily become nervous. "I can't let him affect my professional image. I must find a suitable way to communicate with him."

Over the next few days, Su Wan tried to adjust her mindset. She began to actively communicate with Wang Cong, hoping to find a balance in a relaxed atmosphere. Whenever Wang Cong teased her, Su Wan tried to respond with a relaxed attitude, but the tension inside her remained difficult to dissipate.

"Mr. Wang, you're always so humorous, which really brings a lot of fun to our work." Su Wan tried to respond with a teasing tone, a smile on her face. "However, I still hope you can give us more professional advice."

Wang Cong was stunned for a moment, then smiled. "Of course, I'll try to remain professional, but sometimes we need some lighthearted banter to liven things up!" His eyes gleamed mischievously, as if he were enjoying the interaction.

Su Wan felt a sense of relief, gradually realizing that Wang Cong's teasing wasn't malicious, but rather a way to maintain a lighthearted atmosphere. However, she still couldn't shake her concerns about her professional image, and a question kept flashing through her mind: "How do I strike a balance between being relaxed and professional?"

During a team meeting, Wang Cong once again expressed his product vision, his words laced with humor that made everyone present burst into laughter. Su Wan listened intently, pondering how to integrate this sense of humor with her professional image.

"I think your product is like a classic movie: a complex plot but lacking a climax," Wang Cong teased as usual, and laughter rippled through the conference room. Su Wan tried to keep a smile on her face, but she was mentally debating how to respond.

"Mr. Wang, do you think that our product lacks climax? Does it mean that we need to make deeper innovations in functions?" Su Wan tried to guide the topic in a professional manner, with a hint of determination in her eyes.

"That's right! I hope to see your product create a huge impact in the market, not just a few ripples on the surface," Wang Cong responded earnestly, his tone hinting at anticipation. "Of course, you can also incorporate elements of humor. After all, product design can also be art."

Su Wan was struck by this, gradually realizing that Wang Cong's teasing and humor weren't a rejection of her, but rather a reflection of his expectations and trust in the product. He wanted to see the team break through conventions and create a more compelling product. This inexplicably inspired her and led her to rethink her role.

"Perhaps I should be more open to Wang Cong's suggestions and try to incorporate some innovative elements into the product," Su Wan pondered silently. "At the same time, I must remain professional and ensure the quality and functionality of the product."

Over time, Su Wan gradually adapted to Wang Cong's communication style. She learned to remain professional while also being open to humorous teasing. Whenever Wang Cong teased her, Su Wan would respond in a relaxed tone, gradually forming a unique interaction pattern.

"Mr. Wang, you always look at problems from different perspectives, and I think that's what our team needs," Su Wan said during a meeting, her eyes gleaming with respect. "I'll work hard to combine your suggestions with the team's expertise to jointly promote product improvements."

Wang Cong's eyes sparkled with admiration. "That's the kind of teamwork I want to see. Professionalism combined with humor creates a more appealing product!" He responded with a smile, and the atmosphere in the meeting room became more relaxed and cheerful.

After a period of interaction, Su Wan felt that her relationship with Wang Cong gradually became harmonious. She understood that Wang Cong's teasing was not a question of her professionalism, but a kind of encouragement and inspiration.

"Perhaps, Wang Cong's teasing has given me a new perspective that will allow me to better understand customer needs," Su Wan thought to herself. "This not only improves the product, but also makes me more confident in communication."

As Su Wan gradually adapted to this communication style, the team's work entered a new phase. As Wang Cong's suggestions gained traction within the team, the product improvement plan gradually began to unfold. Su Wan felt an unprecedented surge of motivation and decided to continue pushing for product innovation and improvement in her future work.

"I believe that as long as we maintain an open mind and are willing to accept different opinions, the team will be able to create better products," Su Wan said at the end of a meeting, her eyes gleaming with conviction. She knew that the road ahead would be full of challenges, but as long as she worked together with the team, she would be able to usher in a brighter future.