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Office Etiquette: Pay Attention To Your Cell Phone Etiquette.

2008/8/19 12:35:00 41785

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With the increasing popularity of mobile phones, it has become one of the greatest threats of etiquette to use mobile phones in social and workplace situations. Mobile etiquette has attracted more and more attention.

Overseas, such as Australia Telecom's business hall, has adopted a way to provide customers with the "mobile etiquette" brochure to promote cell phone etiquette.

Public places, especially stairs, elevators, junctions, sidewalks, etc., should not be used as mobile phones.

The best way to negotiate a meeting with others is to turn off your cell phone or at least shake it up.

This not only shows respect for others, but also interrupts the speaker's thinking.

And that kind of ringing on the venue doesn't reflect your "busy business", but shows your lack of self-cultivation.

Because in the short time of meetings or meetings, you will not collapse without contact with others.

On some occasions, such as watching a movie or playing a mobile phone in a theater, it is extremely inappropriate. If you have to reply, it may be appropriate to send SMS messages in a quiet way.

On the dining table, it is necessary to turn off your cell phone or turn your cell phone to vibrate.

Don't interrupt your head when you are eating it.

No matter how busy the business is, for the safety of yourself and other passengers, do not use mobile phones on the plane.

You should use your cell phone, especially in public places, to keep your voice as low as possible, and never speak loudly so as to win the eye of the passers-by.

In all public places, mobile phones should be kept in the usual place of etiquette when they are not in use.

In any case, don't put it in your hands or hang it outside your jacket pocket when it's not used.

The regular location of mobile phones is: the first is the briefcase to carry around (the most formal location).

Two is the inside pocket of the jacket.

Sometimes, you can put your cell phone on your belt for a while, or when you have a meeting, you can leave it to the secretary or the staff to manage it, or you can put it in a humble place, such as hand, back and handbag, but don't put it on the table.

Mobile phones are becoming more and more widely used, making it the focus of mobile etiquette.

What is the difference between direct phone calls and cell phone calls if all messages need to be vibrated or shut down?

Therefore, in the meeting, when negotiating with others, you should use your cell phone to receive short messages, and also set them into a state of vibration. Do not view SMS while others are watching you.

Can you show your respect for others when you talk with others and check your SMS?

We should pay attention to the content selection and editing of SMS.

Because the message you send means that you agree, at least, not to deny the content of the message, but also to reflect your taste and level.

So do not edit or forward unhealthy short messages, especially those with ironical greats, celebrities or even revolutionary martyrs, and should not be forwarded.