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Organizationa l Etiquette Basic rules of Office Conduct K M Hasan Ripon CEO, Jobsbd
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Organizational etiquette

Aug 18, 2015

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Organizational EtiquetteBasic rules of Office Conduct

K M Hasan RiponCEO, Jobsbd

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What does office etiquette mean?

• Etiquette is a set of unwritten rules that apply to social, professional workplace relationships

• Office etiquette is about conducting yourself respectfully and courteously in workplace.

• In the business world, good business etiquette means that you act professionally and exercise proper manners when engaging with others in your profession.

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Points to RememberDo’s and Don’ts: Must follows rules

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Punctuality

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Dress Appropriately

• Follow the dress code• Shirts tucked in• Wear formal shoes with

trousers• Polish shoes• Wear a belt• Ne messy hair• Don’t overdo makeup• Don’t go too large jewelry• Wear ironed/wrinkle free

cloths• No dirty/stained outfit• Avoid too much perfume

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Keep ringtone under control

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Answer telephone calls promptly

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Don’t answer phone calls during meeting

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Don’t interrupt others

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Be sensitive to others: need for privacy

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Stay away from gossip

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Be mindful to office chatter

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Keep your workstation clean

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Ask before borrowing

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Always say Thank you

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(Lillian Eichler Watson)

Don’t reserve your best behavior for special occasions. You can’t have two sets of manners, two social codes- one for those your admire and want to impress, another for those whom you consider unimportant. You must be the same to all people.