Show Luo has First Class EQ

Height is based on attitude. Yes123 Job Search Online hosted a Taiwan working-class EQ research. Show Luo (Xiao Zhu) and Jolin Tsai won first place for male and female. Show emphasized that attitude is the main point in the working business, and he also shared his highs and lows during his time in the showbiz.

Facing the enormous pressure as a superstar, Show has a trick in preserving his attitude, “change your point of view and stand in the other person’s position.” He took last year’s gossips as examples, which included buying charts, high profile appearance at Michael Jackson’s flash mob, and the internet scandal. He never vituperated, “My way of responding is to not irritate the ear and have others feel uncomfortable.”

He’s been in the industry for more than 10 years and because of contract issues, he once went downhill. The instant hot and cold feeling is just so deep in his memory. The work attitude that he hates the most is treating people with different standards (大小眼). Show said, “One will be very sad seeing the true features of the society.” Fortunately, he was able to change those setbacks into energy; using his efforts to let others understand that they were wrong.

Show recalled that years ago when he was not popular, he went to do recording for television and during lunchtime, he asked a staff where the lunches were packed. That person coldly replied, “Get it yourself!” In the recent years, his popularity went straight up and saw that same person again for a recording. Show received a totally different attitude, “I’ll get it for you!” Show immediately said, “No need. I can get it myself.” Embarrassment was quite apparent on that person’s face.

In addition to high EQ, working hard is also a kind of attitude. Years ago, he was once looked down on by an artist manager, saying that an album for Show is just playing with money, but Show didn’t give up and continued to work up the ladder. When he had his concert he had his manager bring other artists. That concert was very successful. Show said, “When I was on stage, I looked at him (the manager) straight in the eyes, which is telling him that I did it.”

Source: http://asianfanatics.net/