Workplace Etiquette BusCom presentation

Group I: Thu Huong Ha

Choi Sulki

Park Sungbin

Kim Jee Hyon

WORKPLACE ETIQUETTE

BUSINESS ETIQUETTE

In the workplac

e

In publicOnline

WORKPLACE ETIQUETTE

Cleanliness Demeanor

Meeting etiquette

Phone etiquette

Smoker

SMELL

No smoking No smelly food Oral hygiene

Wrinkled up clothes,Unloosed tie

Smoker

ATTIRE

Formal Informal

Unclean

Wrinkled up clothes,Unloosed tie

Smoker

APPEARANCE

Stay in clean

Messy desk

Unclean

Wrinkled up clothes,Unloosed tie

Smoker

APPEARANCE

Messy Organized

WORKPLACE ETIQUETTE

Cleanliness Demeanor

Meeting etiquette

Phone etiquette

BE RESPONSIBLE

MAINTAIN HARMONY

COMMUNICATE HONESTLY & OPENLY

MUTUAL RESPECT

BETWEEN MANAGER AND EMPLOYEES

BETWEEN COWORKERS

WORKPLACE ETIQUETTE

Cleanliness Demeanor

Meeting etiquette Phone etiquette

SPEAK CLEARLY

USE NORMAL TONE VOICE

DO NOT EAT

ADDRESS WITH PROPER JOB TITLE

WORKPLACE ETIQUETTE

Cleanliness Demeanor

Meeting etiquette Phone etiquette

ARRIVAL TIME

FOLLOW THE RULE

SUMMARY

Cleanliness Demeanor

Meeting etiquette

Phone Etiquette

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Edition, PEARSON

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• Dems, K. (2011, 5 20). Mind your manners: 10 office etiquette tips. Bright Hub. Retrieved from http://www.brighthub.com/office/career-planning/articles/89875.aspx

• Gyesook Cho, Ae Kyung Choi(2011), Introduction to Office Administration, Dae Yong Co.

• Goessi, L. (2008, May 10). Improving communication between management and employees. Retrieved from http://www.helium.com/items/1037599-improving-communication-between-management-and-employees

• Telephone etiquette tips for the receptionist or secretary . Retrieved from http://officeskills.org/telephone_etiquette.html