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Category Archives: Office Etiquette
Office Refrigerator Etiquette
The office refrigerator is a convenience for you to use during the workday. Remember to be considerate of your co-workers as you share this benefit with them. 1. Do not eat or drink foods that do not belong to you. … Continue reading
Opening Doors in the Business Setting
In the past, before women were equal members of the corporate world, chivalry ruled and men politely opened doors for them. Today, most women appreciate such a courtesy, but the traditional rules have changed in the business world. Basic Rules … Continue reading
Business Notes – E-mail Messages
In today’s fast paced world, communication through e-mail has become a way of life. I find this especially true among college students. Even though an e-mail is less formal than the handwritten note, it should still contain the same format … Continue reading
Office Restroom Etiquette
Employees should not expect someone to clean up after them when using the office restroom. Everyone should contribute to the general cleaniness of the restroom by following these general guidelines: 1. Throw paper towels in the waste basket. Do not … Continue reading
Telephone Etiquette – Voice Messages
It’s important to update your professional voice message regularly. If you are frequently out of the office, you should change the message daily so a caller knows when to expect your return call and doesn’t move on to your competitor. … Continue reading
Telephone Etiquette – Answering a Business Phone
A customer will make a judgement about your company within the first seven seconds of initial contact. You want to make this first impression good. The person answering the phone should sound professional, speak clearly, be courteous, and be attentive … Continue reading
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Perfume Etiquette in the Workplace
The history of perfume dates back to ancient times when it was used for both medicinal and hygienic purposes. At that time, good aromas were associated with good health – so to smell good meant you were healthy or healing. … Continue reading