Of course you can. There is a spicy satire method here, which can not only poke the key points, but also maintain a certain sense of humor.： **"Wow, you are so amazing! The success of the project depends on you alone-after all, every time you work as a team, you are always the first to count everyone's credit on yourself. This kind of ’efficient integration ability' is really out of our reach. ”** The irony of this sentence is that： 1. **Superficial praise, but in fact disclosure**-Pretending to praise at the beginning, but in fact pointing out the opponent's behavior of grabbing power. 2. **Use ”efficient integration ability" to satirize**-packaging “power grab” into a "skill” is ridiculous. 3. **Team comparison**-Implying that the person who really does the work is ignored, while the other party monopolizes the credit. If the occasion is more relaxed, you can also add a sentence： **"I suggest you have a master class on ‘How to turn other people's efforts into your own achievements’. I will definitely promote it for you! ”** This is not only sharp, but also does not appear too mean, and it can also make onlookers smile.