Workplace Communication Requires Knowledge Of Etiquette And Etiquette.

Language occupies the most basic and important position in interpersonal communication.

As a way of expression, language can express various kinds of information and rich and varied thoughts and feelings with time, occasion and object.

Language is expressed.

The key to speaking politeness is to respect each other and self humility.

To speak politely, we must do the following:

Besides the need for politeness, we can use honorific words as well as reflect one's cultural accomplishment.

The most common use of modesty is to humble oneself and his relatives in front of others.

For example, we call ourselves "stupid", "family strict, family kindness, family elder brother, family sister-in-law" and so on.

Self respect and respect for people are inseparable.

Although modest words are not widely used in everyday life, their spirit is everywhere.

As long as you show your modesty and earnestness in everyday expressions, people will respect you.

Elegant language is often used in some formal occasions, as well as in the presence of elders and women, to replace casual or vulgar words.

The use of elegant language can reflect a person's cultural accomplishment and respect others' personal qualities.

If you finish eating before someone else, you should greet others and say, "please slow down."

The use of Ya language is not mechanical or fixed.

As long as your manners and manners are polite, people will be impressed with your personal accomplishment.

As long as we pay attention to the use of refined language, it will surely be of great benefit to the formation of a civilized and noble social atmosphere and help to improve the overall national quality of our country.

In so doing, we must pay attention to keeping distance from the interlocutors.

Speaking at an appropriate distance is not entirely about whether the other person can listen to his or her own speech. There is also a question of how to be more polite.

From etiquette, speaking too far away from the other will make the interlocutors mistaken that you do not want to show him friendly and close, which is obviously impolite.

However, if we talk with people at a relatively short distance, it will be most annoying to spit on others' faces with a little carelessness.

Some people, because there is a habit of talking with others, and knowing that others' scruples are splashed by their mouths, the prophet uses their hands to cover their mouths with interest.

It is not easy to do so.

Therefore, generally speaking, the distance between one or two people is most suitable for etiquette.

In doing so, it not only lets the other person feel a friendly atmosphere, but also maintains a certain "social distance", which is most comfortable in the subjective feelings of ordinary people.

Everyone wants to be respected by others. People value their status.

It is a great respect for a person with title to call his title.

The first name applies only to people close to each other.

If you have a different relationship with a person with a title, you call his name more cordial, but if you are in public and social situations, it will be more appropriate for you to call his title.

For intellectuals, they can be called their titles directly.

However, for a degree, besides a doctor, other degrees can not be used as appellations.

Conversation generally selects topics that everyone is interested in, but there are some problems that should not be touched: for example, the age, income, value of personal belongings, marital status, religious belief, or not.

Asking these questions is impolite and ill bred.