The following New Year greetings messages are recommended to be sent to leaders.
The New Year is here, greetings and blessings are in bunches, good luck and auspiciousness are in bunches, happiness and happiness are in bunches, wealth and health are in bunches. I am willing to lead you: life is fragrant, love is sweet, and career is sweet. The string of red brings happiness to the whole family.
Leader, the Spring Festival is also coming, and I send my blessings to you. I only hope that in the Year of the Tiger, I will bring wealth and prosperity, and my career will be prosperous. If troubles don't come in, happiness is inevitable. Good luck is coming, may you be healthy during the Spring Festival. I wish you peace and happiness in the Year of the Tiger.
When the horse takes the lead, blessings come first; when the horse flattens the river, I hope you will be open-minded; when the horse is free on the southern mountain, I wish you good health; when the horse speeds up, good luck comes every day; when thousands of horses gallop, the dragon and horse are spirited; when the old horse knows the way, it brings happiness! The Year of the Monkey is here, may you lead a prosperous New Year.
Notes on New Year greetings to leaders
No matter how familiar the leader is with you or how good the relationship is, we must not forget the distinction between superiors and subordinates. New Year greeting messages to leaders must be respectful and not too superficial. The content of the message should be text-based as much as possible. Do not use too many emoticons, especially red envelopes and prayer emoticons. This will make the boss think that you are asking for red envelopes, which is too superficial.
The message content does not need to be too long. This is not a work report. You must be dignified and composed, and don't pile up jokes found on the Internet, such as "If a vigorous dog barks, your career will be prosperous; if a vigorous dog rolls, you will have lots of money; if a vigorous dog is having fun, you will be happy and safe."