Workplace Etiquette For New People

　　 First, Speech etiquette

1) when they arrive at the company in the morning, ask each other early and say goodbye to each other when they come home from work.

2) use the civilized language when transferring the phone.

3) express gratitude when you ask for help, whether it's a subordinate, a secretary or an office logistical person.

4) we need to disturb others, say sorry first.

5) do not discuss anyone's privacy, gossip, etc.

Details can refer to the workplace etiquette discourse.

　　 Two. Posture etiquette

1) hold the elevator door for those who need help when entering and leaving the elevator.

2) lend a helping hand when your colleagues need help.

3) do not scorn any disagreement in meetings or gathering of colleagues.

4) be generous and modest when shaking hands with visitors.

5) exchanging business cards with others, sending them out with both hands to show respect.

6) do not take off shoes in the office or extend your feet to the table.

　　 Three. Detail etiquette

1) reduce or vibrate the phone's voice so as not to affect others.

2) try to lower your voice when you call. If you are talking on the phone, try to reduce the call time.

3) do not flip the files on other colleagues' desk, or even any information that has nothing to do with them on the computer or fax machine.

4) any information needs to be handed over to others. Be sure to paste a small Sticker, write the time, content, signature, and do not forget it.

5) clean up your office desk and not throw away all the waste paper.

6) men try not to smoke in the office, so as not to pollute the environment.

7) women try not to make up or paint their nails in the office. Ladies do not wear too sexy clothes.

8) don't forget to see your colleagues or visitors in your office.

9) do not create gossip or gossip in the office.

10) try to avoid financial disputes with colleagues in the office.

Use polite language in conversation, such as: Hello, please, thank you, sorry, disturb, goodbye... Okay? Wait. In our country, people used to see each other and say, "have you eaten?" "where are you going?" and so on. Some countries do not use these words and even used to think that it is impolite to say so.

How about "good morning", "good night", "how are you?" "how's everything going?" "how's everything going?" "how are you doing?" "how are your children?" "how are the children?" "have you been away recently?" and the new acquaintance often asks, "is this your first visit to our country?" "how long has it been in China?" "is this your first job abroad?" "do you like the weather here?" "do you like our climate?" "do you like our city?" in the west, when you meet in general "Good bye, and have a good weekend!" "good night, please greet your friends." "Please ask your family!"

On social occasions, you can also talk about weather, news, work and business social occasions. Generally speaking, they are often entangled, do not argue loudly, and can not hurt or speak badly. Even if they are quarrelling, do not rebuke, do not sneer at insults, and shake hands at last. And so on.