Office Etiquette

Office

Linguistic principles

Men and women must pay attention to the sense of conversation in the office.

Men often produce rude words in private. Some people even make yellow jokes, but they are not allowed to take place in offices, especially when female colleagues are present. Otherwise, women think this is a violation of them.

When men compliment women, they should avoid provocative behavior, so as not to create an illusion of sex.

Office is not a place of appointment, nor is it a home bedroom, nor is it a place to show your charm.

If men open their shirts and wear shorts, they are disrespectful of the women present.

Women should pay more attention to their clothes. They must not show their sexuality, such as wearing short skirts and revealing clothes.

Action principle

If you are a male, when a female colleague is present, you can not fasten the loose belt or put your shirt into your pants. Otherwise, it will cause misunderstanding and make the woman unhappy.

Women can not do some provocative movements, especially body language.

For example, in front of men, comb their hair, touch men's clothes, and use their hair to pound men's cheeks.

Though unintentional, the result is a signal to the other side, resulting in misunderstanding.

Communicative principle

In the office, we should pay attention to the sense of propriety when interacting with opposite sex colleagues.

If you are a good colleague, you can certainly communicate more, but you'd better not bring your private life into it.

Especially if you are unhappy in your marriage, you should not talk too much to your opposite sex colleagues, or you will be thought of by others as having empathy.

If your colleagues regard you as an audience, you might as well talk to the other side about the bright side of your marriage, so that the other party can avoid emotional involvement as early as possible.

Even a highly tacit colleague of the opposite sex should only work better at work and help each other, but not in a public place like office.