The uneven cultural level of security personnel is an objective fact, but in daily communication, you can avoid in-depth discussions by the following ways: - **Keep polite and concise**: Use simple, easy-to-understand and polite language to communicate. For example, use "Please help me do XX" instead of complex expressions. Avoid communication content that is too complex or abstract, and simplify and specify questions and instructions. For example, instead of saying "strengthen the security measures in this area", clearly point out "please patrol these patrol points every half an hour." - **Avoid complex topics**: Do not mention profound, complex or controversial topics, such as philosophical thinking, cutting-edge technology discussions, complex policy interpretations, etc. You can choose easy daily topics, such as weather, recent hot news events (a simple description of the event is enough), local sports events, etc. For example, "The weather is really good today, it feels good to go out for a walk" "Have you seen the recent XX news? It's really interesting." - **Focus on practical needs**: Focus communication on actual work affairs, safety issues or specific tasks. For example, discuss the optimization of security work processes, the investigation of safety hazards in specific areas, and emergency response plans. For example, "Let's go over the emergency procedures in case of fire and see if there is anything that needs to be added" and "The number of people entering and leaving this area has been a bit complicated recently, so we need to think about how to strengthen registration management."