Entries Tagged 'Work etiquette' ↓
September 10th, 2008 — But other people are starving, Circus act, Coping, Get the FCC to add this to their list of things you can't say on the radio, I didn’t invite you into this conversation…, I'm bent!, I'm going to freak the fuck out!, That's what everybody's bitching about!, Work etiquette, Working with others, You know your rude when...
- The people next to you can’t hear themselves think
- The person across the building can hear you on your conference call and their not on the phone
- People leave work to do their work
- You’re giving your cube neighbor a headache
- No one wants to start a conversation with you
- Everyone around you (and in the building for that matter) has their noise canceling headphones up to full blast
- The office has started a fund raiser to purchase earplugs
- You can’t shut the hell up!
August 27th, 2008 — Coping, Negative people at work, Where’s the balance, Work etiquette, Working with others
- Be a nice person to your coworkers and most likely they will be nice to you.
- Don’t bother people with your bitching constantly it is annoying to others. It is one thing to have a bad day, but if that bad day turns into your every day life story it can become very annoying to others.
- Be careful sharing secrets with coworkers. Loose lips sink ships and people you tell a secret to may not be as secretive as you would like. This can cause major problems.
- Never talk about how much weight you have gained. When we gain weight there is a tendency to talk about with others and share the misery. One thing people forget is that even though you may feel fat you may not look fat. Bringing this fact up can just bring attention to yourself that is uneccessary. Hold you head up and shut the F… up, for christ sake get some exercise.
- Gossiping about others is a no no. It always gets back to the person you are gossiping about. So be careful when talking shit about others.
- Be as cheerful as possible. No body like to be around boring, tired, pissy people. Not only does it make you unattractive, but it can cause people to not want to be around you. It really is nobodies business what aweful things have happened to you. So practice smiling and just act happy even if you are not. At least you will be more likeable.
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