King Xiang of Qi appointed Tian Dan as chancellor.
Tian Dan once passed by Zishui and saw an old man who was very pitiful, in the winter, and it was freezing there and it was difficult to walk. Tian Shan immediately draped his own leather coat on him.
When King Qi heard this, he was particularly angry and said, "He is wearing clothes, he is planning to usurp the throne." Treat others well, and buy people's hearts for usurpation.
After saying this, he was afraid of being heard, and looked around, and only one person stood under the steps. He beckoned the man over and asked, "You hear me."
The man was not ambiguous, and said directly, so close, of course he could hear it. But, Dawang, you just take this opportunity to turn what Tian Dan did into a good thing you did.
In this way, you can reward Tian Dan and order, I am worried about the hunger of the people, and Tian Dan will adopt them. I was worried about the cold of the people, so Tian Shan gave them clothes to wear. What Tian Shan did was exactly what I wanted.
Tian Shan did a good deed, the king you rewarded him, and Tian Dan's behavior became your will.
King Qi Xiang then rewarded Tian Dan with a wine feast.
After some time, the man came to see King Qi Xiang again, and said that it was not enough for the king to reward Tian Dan with wine. You should do this with great fanfare.
You can summon Tian Dan when the courtiers meet, thank him in person at the court, and personally comfort him. Then spread out notices to look for poor people in the country and adopt them in your name.
King Qi Xiang praised this very much, so he sent people everywhere to find the poor people, and then instructed everyone to say that Tian Dan loved the people, which was the will of the great king.
King Xiang of Qi hollowed out his mind to seize The credit for Tian Dan.
In life, we sometimes encounter this situation, things are done by you, but when the credit comes to the leader, he thinks that others do it.
This "other person" is a person with a heart, he sees everything you do, remembers it in his heart, and then reports to the leader.
Of course, we must do things well, but we can't always eat dumb losses and be "honest people".
When we encounter this dilemma, how should we solve it?
We can learn from King Qi Xiang in reverse, and when doing things, we can properly publicize it.
For example, even if you do not encounter difficulties, you can run to the leader, talk about the problems encountered, and ask the leader for advice with the attitude of asking for advice.
Of course, the purpose is not to ask for advice, and do not be afraid of being looked down upon by the leader, such a simple thing must be asked.
The goal is to let the leader know that you did it, not that people who always rely on their mouths to take credit for it did it.
Honest people, no way, learn to protect yourself.
