"Seeing a Deer in the Deep Forest" has concluded. If the plot, background, male and female characters, and various characters are all flawed, Mr. Tao's assistant Jiang Nan has countless fans. To be honest, I am one of them. one.

" Lin Shen Jian Lu " has concluded. If the plot, background, male and female, and various characters are all flawed, Mr. Tao's assistant Jiang Nan has countless fans. To be honest, I am one of them. From a character point of view, this is the only normal character in the whole drama, but it does not stick to the usual assistant's submissive and non-existent mode. Judging from this character, I seem to feel that the screenwriter's level is pretty good, Jiang Nan perfectly embodies the qualities of a qualified executive assistant.

1, good looks online, elegant temperament

In the drama, Jiang Nan can be said to be the most beautiful person, and her likability far exceeds the so-called aloof and bitter face of the female lead Li Xiaoran . Actor Huang Jiajing, who plays Jiang Nan, has soft facial features and smooth facial lines, making her very attractive. I don’t know why our workplace dramas are always used to designing workplace management (Jian Aizhen is not yet a senior executive, the administrative director ranks first in replaceability in most companies) to be aloof, cool and cool. To be honest, there are so many aloof female protagonists. But Jiang Nan is young and beautiful, but never voluptuous and frivolous. She does not wear heavy makeup or excessive makeup. Sometimes she wears professional clothes, sometimes a little business casual. She has an elegant temperament but is not pretentious. This is not only the design of the character, but also the perfect interpretation of actor Huang Jiajing. .

2. Well-educated

It seems that Jiang Nan’s educational background is not explained in the drama, but judging from Jiang Nan’s professional ability and confidence in the workplace and her superior family background (the second generation of rich people, Mr. Wan’s heavyweight) Look, it is obvious that Jiang Nan is well-educated and is likely to have graduated from a prestigious overseas school (pure conjecture). This is also a basic requirement for an executive background.

3. Work proactively but know how to measure.

This character designed by the screenwriter is proactive in work, capable of writing plans, Wu Ke drives the boss, responds to everything, implements everything, and is loyal to the boss Lin Shaotao. After a period of running-in, an assistant will know what basic tasks can be done first, but he will never do things he shouldn't do. Knowing how to measure and observe people's emotions are the most important abilities for an assistant. Jiang Nan has been following Mr. Tao for more than four years. Many assistants may become slick and careless, and may even become a source of gossip because they are always around the leader. Jiang Nan says what he should say and doesn't say what he shouldn't. Ask what you should ask, and don’t ask what you shouldn’t.

4. Luoluo and generous are definitely not submissive.

This person in the play has certain special characteristics. He comes from a wealthy family and has a confident and cheerful personality. Luoluo and generous are really natural. Many assistants in the workplace tend to appear submissive and lack self-confidence due to their mental state of being with you like a tiger. But Jiang Nan tells us that we should persist in what we should persist in. Occasionally, we can be a little playful and joke with our boss, but never go too far. From a leadership perspective, I prefer assistants who are confident, generous and have certain personality traits.

5. Be affectionate and righteous but not overreaching.

Jiang Nan followed Lin Shaotao for 4 years. When Mr. Tao had arranged a way out for her, she still refused to leave. Of course, she had admiration for Lin Shaotao as both her boss and teacher. Expressing belief in Lin Shaotao’s future development. Of course, as a common practice in workplace dramas, it is also a necessary plot for the female assistant to secretly have feelings for the boss, but the key is that Jiang Nan grasped it very well. She never thought of using drunken means to gain power. She can express it, but she will always be aboveboard and never Half a step beyond the thunder pool. Seeing Mr. Tao being wronged, Jiang Nan stepped forward not only out of support for his boss, but also as an expression of emotion. To be honest, in the play, Jin Dong is inexplicably overly tolerant of Li Xiaoran, which is really incomprehensible. How much love is wasted in such back-and-forth confrontations. In real life, how many big bosses would fall under Jiang Nan's skirt. Jiang Nan is simply the top partner candidate for working elites: good looks, high emotional intelligence, strong ability, hard working and not complaining, humble. The key is that she is a rich second generation. She can directly help working elites like Lin Shaotao achieve their life goals and become a leader. The pinnacle of life.

Jiang Nan embodies the perfect high emotional intelligence of a workplace assistant. Someone once said that the highest state of emotional intelligence is kindness. I think the kindness in Jiang Nan’s bones is also the original source of her handling of many things. She helped Mr. Tao win Jane again. Ai means cash withdrawal. Of course, kindness is a quality that everyone should strive for, not just assistants. But is kindness innate?