How to reply to Thank You without sounding weird, arrogant, or sexual?

Fresher here. My manager is insisting on networking with seniors in the company and dropping them messages. How exactly can i do that? I wfh btw, would not do it today because obviously I don't want to ruin their Friday. Am i crazy to think that online networking is harder than offline networking? I'm a huge introvert. If you are mid/senior level, would you be irritated to see a message from a random new hire? If no, what sort of message would make you happy/not annoyed etc etc?

Symptoms of being ‘too nice’ to people at work: - Overuse of gratitude words like Thank you, please, could you, kindly, etc on all forms of communication at work. - Registering your reactions like thumbs up & clap to literally every chat message in slack/teams/discord channels at work. - Praise excessively on meetings like retrospectives, etc. - Replying ‘thank you’ to every individual person who wished you or congratulated you for some occasion, especially in WhatsApp groups. Have you ever introspected why you are ‘too nice’ to people instead of just being ‘nice’ to people?

📣 Hey everyone! 📣 I'm gearing up for my first chat about getting a raise at work, and I could really use some advice from those who've been there before! 🤔💼 Here's what's up: - It's my first time talking about a raise. - My boss seems happy with how I'm doing. - I've been doing software engineering for about two years. - I used to make more money at my old job. - Last year, I was between jobs when it was time for raises. So, how do I make sure I get the best deal? Any tips for talking about money in these meetings? Share your thoughts, and let's figure out how to get that raise! 🚀💰 #HelpMeGetARaise #SoftwareProsAdvice

I have recently stepped out of the intern/fresher phase of my career and often give advice to friends, only because my career is moving at a much faster pace than my peers. I chalk it down to soft skills. Post any queries / doubts / questions, I'll answer them. (There are no dumb questions, but I may respond with dumb answers😊)

As a fresher, how to ask for a referral on linkedin in a professional way to increase the chances of getting referral?

(Irrespective of your gender)

Hey guys, i am going to be a manager for the first time in a company that i have been working at for 3 years and I have people joining me from monday.. any tips for being a good manager?