Common Sense Of Office Etiquette

Men are most suitable for wearing black, grey and blue suits.

Women have better wear suits, dresses, or long skirts.

Men are careful not to wear printed or large checked shirts; ladies are not allowed to wear exposed, short and short clothes to the office, otherwise they will be very unsightly.

Don't wear vest or shorts in office work.

In the office, we should be polite to our superiors and colleagues. We can't skip our greetings because we meet every day.

Greetings such as "hello", "good morning", "farewell" and so on, should be used frequently and take pains.

A colleague should not be called a brother or a nickname, but should be commensurate with his name.

For superiors and seniors, they can be called "gentlemen" or their posts. It is better to make jokes before they are in public.

We must respect the female colleagues who work together, and we can not drag and tear with them and make noise.

In the work, we should talk about equality between men and women. Everything in accordance with the principle of women's priority in social interaction may not make female colleagues happy.

Behave more carefully.

Try not to smoke in the office, not to perform your makeup skills in public.

If you really want to smoke or need makeup, you should go to a special smoking room or dressing room.

If there is no such place nearby, the toilet will have to be used.

Do not leave your desk during office hours. Reading newspapers, snacks and drowsiness will cause your boss's dissatisfaction.

Personal phone calls will not be enough to attract colleagues' white eyes, but sitting on a desk or putting their legs up is ugly.

Avoid smoking around your mouth. Don't talk about salary, lift or privacy with colleagues.

In case of trouble, you should first report to your immediate superior, and never give up or jump over the notice.

The small reports of colleagues in front of foreign bosses are often regarded as being out of business, and failing to get rid of their jobs.

Visitors should be treated equally, regardless of whether they want themselves.

Answer questions from visitors and be calm and smiling.

Never breathe in a loud voice or hit the table with your fist to tone up the tone.

Pay attention to courtesy when visiting other offices.

General need to contact in advance, on time for appointment, after permission, can enter.

In other offices, there is no master's proposal, so you can't just take off your coat and do not feel free to unbutton buttons, roll sleeves and loose belts.

Do not put your clothes or briefcase on the table or chair without permission.

If the briefcase is heavy, put it on the floor of the leg or on the side.