Twelve Kinds Of Workplace Etiquette

1. call the boss by name.

Someone who calls the boss's Chinese or English name is sometimes a special senior supervisor with his boss, sometimes an old friend who has known him for a long time.

Unless the boss himself says, "don't be constrained, you can call me a certain person". Otherwise, subordinates should call their boss "honorific", such as "Guo deputy general", "Chairman Li" and so on.

2. private phone calls with "high decibel"

Talking about personal phone calls in the company has been very bad. If you still talk unscrupulously, it will make your boss crazy and also affect your colleagues' work.

3. meeting is not related to mobile phones.

"Meeting shutdown or shaking" is the basic workplace etiquette.

When someone on the stage makes a briefing or a bout, the meeting will be disturbed if the cell phone rings at the bottom, not only for the people on the stage, but also for the other people who participate in the meeting.

4. let the boss lift heavy objects.

When you go out to negotiate with your boss, you need to try your best to do things like lifting things, so it's impolite for the boss to carry half the things with you.

In addition, if a male colleague goes out with her female colleagues, if the gentleman can behave in a gentlemanly manner, help the ladies to lift things, and switch the door, this intimate effort will win more popularity for you.

5. call yourself "Mr. / Miss".

When you call someone, don't say, "please tell him, I am Mr. / miss."

Correct statement should first tell your name, then leave a professional title, for example, "Hello, my surname Wang, is the marketing director of OO company. Would you like to hear a message and call me back?" my phone number is XXXXXXX, thank you for your reply.

6. be polite to your own people.

Chinese people are often "polite to their own talents". For example, when a group of people walk into a building, someone opens doors for their friends, but no matter what people in the back will enter, they close the door, which is quite impolite.

7. late, early or early.

No matter when you work or a meeting, please don't be late or leave early.

If you need to be late and leave early, you must ask for it the day before or sooner rather than later.

In addition, it is impolite to arrive too early, because the host may not be ready, or there are other guests, which will cause problems for the other party.

If it's too early to come, you might as well call the host first and ask if you can make the appointment date earlier. Otherwise, you can shake outside and wait for the time to go in.

8. talk about things without giving visitors.

It is the most basic courtesy to send visitors to the door of the company in the workplace.

If a good friend knows you are busy, he must get up to the office door or ask a secretary or colleague to help him to deliver the guests. The general guest must send it to the elevator, help him to lift the elevator, see the guest enter the elevator, close the door completely, and then turn away.

If you are an important guest, you should help call a taxi, help the guests open the door, close the door, and see the other person leave.

9. look at the high and low, just say hello to the boss.

It's too realistic to just greet the boss and other high ranking people. Don't forget to greet your supervisor's secretary or children.

10. the boss pays a treat and selects expensive meals.

It's rude to invite others to buy expensive meals.

The price is best at the restaurant price that the host chooses.

If your host asks you to choose first, choose medium price is enough. Don't be a good person.

11. do not drink other people's water.

The owner poured water for you to drink, a drop not to touch but impolite behavior! Why not thirsty or dislike the drink again, raise a glass to sip lightly and put down again.

If your host brew tea or boiled coffee, do not forget to praise two sentences.

12. wear what you want to wear.

"Going all the way"

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