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AMECC - 6 RULES OF POLITENESS IN THE WORKPLACE

Being professional and polite will make a big difference in everyday meetings at work, and can also help your career advance. Most of us spend more time in the day meeting colleagues than our families. However, not everyone understands the importance of treating people with respect and moderation in the workplace. Here are six rules of conduct that will help you become elegant in your company.

Take care of the good, appropriate appearance.

Every office has its own dress code but whatever it is, you should show professionalism. On the day the company asks you to wear a uniform, you should not dress differently. Female employees should avoid revealing clothes such as miniskirts, deep-cut shirts ... The company is a workplace, not a fashion runway, so you don't need to stand out, but above all, don't stop wearing a three-hole shirt, shorts or slippers. Men do not forget to bathe, shave daily, brush fragrant teeth, comb hair, apply deodorant before going to the office. Avoid wearing the same clothes every day or day out because people can easily notice and think you're unclean.

Always on time.

One of the worst things you can do is walk into the office when everyone has been working for a while. It shows people that you don't value your time as a team, delaying joint work. Therefore, you must always try to follow the rules in terms of time, whether you have to change your lifestyle habits or cut back on your sleep. All your pre-work moves also need more urgency. You can prepare take-to-work materials and clothes from the night before so you don't have to go crazy the next morning. And if you can't arrive too early, at least arrive on time.

Stay away from gossip, gossip, gossip

This is the most basic code of conduct to maintain peace and friendliness in the workplace. If you catch a co-worker chattering gossip and you suspect it's about you, it's going to feel pretty awful, right? Be a polite person and refuse to do that to others. You may not like someone, but don't let your personal feelings get you to say bad things about them. Always remember, if you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything. You can lose points in the eyes of everyone around you and even get in trouble if you don't behave properly.

 

Control of sense of humor .

 

Using a sense of humor is a subtle art that not everyone is proficient in. Doing a good job and being a trustworthy person in the office is much more important than making a few jokes. If you're a joke and like to stir up the atmosphere, you need to learn to keep yourself in moderation. Carefree laughter when the work air is tense, or when a colleague has something sad will also make you a thorn in the side of the eyes of others.

 

Use your phone in the right place at the right time.

It's rare for you to forget, but generally don't become an employee to ring the phone at the highest volume and annoy your focused colleagues. Don't check your phone during meetings or when someone is talking to you. This makes you feel like you're not listening and respecting your partner.

Dedicated to the smallest things.

Small but repetitive actions often also contribute to building you a polite employee image. Hold the door, wait for the elevator for everyone, volunteer to buy coffee for the whole room, clean the desk before returning ... It's very simple things, but not everyone can do it. You should also take goodbye, "Good morning" greetings, "goodbye" or words and actions that are encouraging, thank you or sorry. These are the basic rules of conduct that an elegant employee cannot ignore to elevate himself in the eyes of everyone.

Source: Internet

                                                                                              

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