I found that almost all disloyal employees share a common trait: as long as they inadvertently discover any flaw of their boss, they will take that flaw as the entirety of the boss. They believe they are already stronger than the boss and find a grandiose reason to stab in the back. These flaws include but are not limited to:

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1. When the boss gets sick, he will think that the boss is nothing special (in fact, everyone gets sick, after all, we are all flesh and blood, even if the mind is at a divine level, the body will still fall ill, and great people are no exception)
2. One time, the boss was not as quick-witted as him, and he would think that his IQ crushed yours (he doesn't know that the boss didn't take it seriously at all).
3. Any investment failure by the boss (actually he doesn't know that the boss is intentionally testing mistakes, after all, having money allows for unlimited margin of error)
4. He thinks that being fast at games means having a high IQ (actually, people with high IQs may not necessarily have fast hands).
5. Being too kind to him, giving him a high salary and bonuses, he will think you are trying to please and flatter him (traitors do not understand that harmony brings wealth and that one should think big).
6. Not as tall as him (actually the traitor is desperately seeking a sense of superiority)
7. The boss once was actually poor, and was once a loser; even if he is now wealthy, it doesn't matter. In his heart, you are still a loser. He will think he can do it too (actually he is blindly seeking confidence).
8. Which day did you encounter a difficult problem (in fact, everyone will encounter countless difficult problems in their lifetime)
9. Once he does something foolish, he will think you are always this foolish (because the thinking of traitors is rigid; they do not view problems with a developmental perspective, and they do not understand what it means to be constantly changing).
10. Accidentally said something wrong once (in fact, everyone has moments when they speak without thinking, even great people are no exception)
11. Not good at dressing up (In fact, many bosses are focused on their careers and have no time to pay attention to these things)
12. No matter how rich the boss XX is, he will still look down on you (in fact, even Jack Ma is not the richest person in the world)
13. If he loses money trading coins, he will think the boss is an idiot. Isn't it better to use that money to buy a car or save it in the bank for interest (in fact, it's just that the traitor has a narrow vision, and trading coins requires paying tuition, which has nothing to do with being smart or not).
14. If he loses money gambling, he will think the boss is just a bad gambler (in fact, a truly capable person can control their gambling losses).
15. One cannot achieve immortality (in fact, he is forcibly looking for reasons to justify betrayal, to comfort himself).
Wait, there are countless...
Due to excessive trust, the betrayal by employees went unnoticed before; it is only on the day of betrayal that you realize what they were thinking. So the question arises, if you were the boss and faced with such a situation, what should you do?