The document outlines various rules of office etiquette including personal hygiene, etiquette when using elevators, cleaning duties, functional duties, mobile phone etiquette, general office etiquette, lunch etiquette, and more. Key points include maintaining good personal hygiene, holding elevator doors, cleaning desks and offices, attending to phone calls politely, switching lights and AC appropriately, having a positive attitude, and avoiding gossiping or personal uses of office supplies.
1. Let us take a look at the various
rules of Office Etiquette
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4. Personal Hygiene
Hairshould be combed neatly
Shave, trim moustache and beard regularly
Clean fingernail
Clean feet. No cracked feet
No paan stained teeth
5. When you use a lift, if
you enter into it first,
hold the door until all
have entered.
If you happen to be near
the control panel, ask
the others what floor
they need, and press the
button, accordingly.
6. CLEAN the Desks & Chamber of Higher Officials
CLEAN the Desks of other officials & staff members
Attend HOD immediately
after Bell Rings
7. Daily clean the water glasses
Serve fresh water with
coasters & put glass tops
Always serve water in a Tray
12. Serve first to the visitors and then to
the officials in the chamber
Serve first to the higher official and
then to the others on the dias, in case
of Meeting.
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14. Functional
Dusting the computers,printers,
machines etc.,
Keep office premises clean, arrange
for cleaning with the helf of sweepers
Moving computers and other
machines from one place to another
Carrying portable articles like files,
paper etc., as per instructions
15. Functional
Pinning, punching,sorting,filing,record
keeping.
Handing over the records to the
officials when required
Stamping,making parcles, sending
envelopes
Franking of Tapal
To carry the cash from office to bank
16. Functional
Handing over the tapal to the
concerned.
Keeping the policy dockets and
bringing the dockets when requested
by staff
Any other oral/written orders,
directives issued by the
HOD/Incharge from time to time
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Avoid loud ringing tones of your cell phones.
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Keep your mobile in vibration mode or low ring tone.
• Don’t use mobile in HODs Chamber when attending
the duties.
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Speak politely in low voice over phone
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Do not engage mobile for a long time when officials
are calling.
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Answer call immediately after ring
Tell first “LIC of India” and then the
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department/Branch
• Ask the caller , “To whom am I speaking ?”
• Practice good listening skills
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Use pleseant, congenial and friendly tone
Hand over the phone immediately to the concerned
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person
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25. Switch ‘ON’ & ‘OFF’ – Lights & Fan /
AC before & after office timings.
When situation demands, render
your services after office hours &
Sundays also.. Ex: Meetings,
Conventions & Closings.
Don’t just drag the time in office.
Be attentive & act smartly.
26. Have a pleasant tone and be
courteous
Don’t sound rushed
Pause at appropriate places
Expressiveness
Lower, mellow pitch
27. • Feel good about your work
• Smile
• Have a positive attitude
•Refrain from using office supplies for
personal use
•Refrain from using swear words
•Avoid emotional outbursts
•Don’t groom yourself in public
•Respect others’ cubicle/office space
28. Don't be disruptive to others while
eating
Keep noise to a minimum
Avoid taking part in office gossips
Always be on time.
Don't "borrow“
Do the things in the right priority.
Always identify yourself, with both
your name and company or department.
Editor's Notes
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