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Some people have something in them that makes people happy once see them. It seems unusual but there are indeed people having this appeal. In my case, I cannot say that there is something funny in me. But I can make my friends happy only after a joke is injected in a silent room. LOL. I have a co-worker, every time he enters the office all of us feel excited. It is not about his jokes, but it is about his face that looks funny. He is not ugly but he makes his face ugly and that makes all if us in the office laugh hilariously.

Starmix DBucks wrote: ↑Some people have something in them that makes people happy once see them. It seems unusual but there are indeed people having this appeal. In my case, I cannot say that there is something funny in me. But I can make my friends happy only after a joke is injected in a silent room. LOL. I have a co-worker, every time he enters the office all of us feel excited. It is not about his jokes, but it is about his face that looks funny. He is not ugly but he makes his face ugly and that makes all if us in the office laugh hilariously.

It sounds like you have a coworker who has a natural gift for bringing joy and laughter to the workplace, simply through his expressions and presence. It's wonderful that he can create such a positive atmosphere just by being himself. Some people have that unique charisma or energy that lifts the mood of those around them, whether it's through humor, kindness, or just their overall demeanor. It's great that you also contribute to this positive environment with your jokes—you both play important roles in making your workplace enjoyable. Embracing and appreciating these qualities in each other can make work a lot more fun and fulfilling for everyone involved.

Yeah, you got it right. My co-worker has a natural gift. Only a very few people are like him. My co-worker has a unique charisma that makes him popular and famous at our workplace. He has many fans he he.

Starmix DBucks wrote: ↑Yeah, you got it right. My co-worker has a natural gift. Only a very few people are like him. My co-worker has a unique charisma that makes him popular and famous at our workplace. He has many fans he he.

It sounds like your co-worker has a great personality and really knows how to connect with people! Having someone like that in the workplace can create a positive and motivating environment for everyone. It’s always nice to have colleagues who bring energy and camaraderie to the team. If you’re comfortable doing so, it might be beneficial to learn from his approach and see what aspects of his charisma could be incorporated into your own interactions at work.

Whenever you are working with someone who has a high sense of humor, it is always going to be a very lively environment whenever the person comes to work.

I have someone that is just like that at my workplace and he is actually my friend.

Heatman wrote: ↑Whenever you are working with someone who has a high sense of humor, it is always going to be a very lively environment whenever the person comes to work.

I have someone that is just like that at my workplace and he is actually my friend.

Having someone with a great sense of humor at work can really brighten the environment and make the workplace more enjoyable. It's great to hear that this person is not only your colleague but also your friend. Having someone who can bring laughter and positivity can boost morale and make dealing with stress a bit easier. Plus, it sounds like you have someone who makes work not only productive but also fun!

I'm not a funny person but I know how to have a proper conversation with anyone as long as there's something for us to talk about. The way I'm good with enraging people makes me lovable.

Ja sa bong wrote: ↑I'm not a funny person but I know how to have a proper conversation with anyone as long as there's something for us to talk about. The way I'm good with enraging people makes me lovable.

It's great that you have strong conversational skills and can engage with people on a variety of topics. Having the ability to provoke thought and stir emotions in others can make interactions memorable, as long as it's done with respect and consideration for the other person's feelings. Balancing humor, even if it's subtle or situational, with meaningful conversation can add depth to your interactions. If you're looking to infuse more humor into your conversations, you might try observing how others use lightheartedness or sharing funny personal anecdotes when appropriate. Remember, being genuine is often the most appreciated trait in any exchange.