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A breakout area is a communal space for employees to take breaks from work. Users should be respectful and considerate of others to allow everyone to enjoy the space. When using a breakout area, one should be welcoming, introduce people, volunteer to help with tasks, encourage quieter individuals to contribute, and speak positively about others. Users should also listen to understand different perspectives, help move discussions forward, and look for ways to improve the breakout area experience. Proper etiquette requires respecting others' privacy, keeping conversations appropriate, cleaning up after oneself, avoiding loudness or disruptions, and refraining from foul language.
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- 2. BREAK OUT AREA ETIQUETTE A breakout area is a communal space that can be used by employees to take a break from their work. It is important to use the space respectfully and in a manner that allows others to enjoy it.
- 3. Etiquette-ful actions of a breakout room participant: • Welcoming in attitude with a smile and greetings. • Make sure everyone is introduced. • Volunteer to be the note taker or spokesperson. • Invite the quiet person to share a view or input. • Speak well of others. • Aim for mutual understanding and encourage questions. • Listen to help clarify. • Discourage reticence by intervening with encouragement to complete the task. • Keep your eyes open for new ideas to share with the larger group or management on how to improve breakout room experiences.
- 4. Important Etiquette Rules • Respect others’ privacy and be mindful of others’ space • Keep conversations professional and polite • Put away food and beverages when finished • Keep the area clean and tidy • Refrain from loud conversations or disruptive behavior • Refrain from using foul language
- 5. THANKYOU