Office Etiquette or
Office Manners
What is Office Etiquette or Office Manners? and why it it Important?
When someone at work interrupts you while you're talking, shows up late for a meeting or swipes your lunch from the break-room fridge, you probably wonder how a person could be so rude. All these things are breaches of etiquette, an unofficial code of conduct that dictates how coworkers treat each other on the job. Etiquette's importance extends into all areas of your life, including the way you dress, eat and work with others.
WHAT IS FIRST IMPRESSION ???
FIRST IMPRESSION –opinions that you form immediately, before thinking thoroughly.
4 Seconds - enough to make a first impression.
4 Minutes - enough to make a last impression.
“Making the right first impression is absolutely crucial”
SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE THE first IMPRESSION
Face and skin :-
Clothes :-
Mannerisms :-
Speech :-
IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION
Relationship with others
Impact towards career :-
Benefits to ourselves :-
Dress professionally :-
Keep hair trimmed and nails clean
Handshake and smile :-
Non-verbal communication :-
Listen carefully :-
Time management :-
Speak easy :-
Be confident :-
Positive mindset :-
Body language :-
So make it best out of it !
REMEMBER
Office Etiquette or
Office Manners
What is Office Etiquette or Office Manners? and why it it Important?
When someone at work interrupts you while you're talking, shows up late for a meeting or swipes your lunch from the break-room fridge, you probably wonder how a person could be so rude. All these things are breaches of etiquette, an unofficial code of conduct that dictates how coworkers treat each other on the job. Etiquette's importance extends into all areas of your life, including the way you dress, eat and work with others.
WHAT IS FIRST IMPRESSION ???
FIRST IMPRESSION –opinions that you form immediately, before thinking thoroughly.
4 Seconds - enough to make a first impression.
4 Minutes - enough to make a last impression.
“Making the right first impression is absolutely crucial”
SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE THE first IMPRESSION
Face and skin :-
Clothes :-
Mannerisms :-
Speech :-
IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION
Relationship with others
Impact towards career :-
Benefits to ourselves :-
Dress professionally :-
Keep hair trimmed and nails clean
Handshake and smile :-
Non-verbal communication :-
Listen carefully :-
Time management :-
Speak easy :-
Be confident :-
Positive mindset :-
Body language :-
So make it best out of it !
REMEMBER
in this video you will learn good habits and good manner.i think you will make good personality.good manners play very important role in the character building of children.good manners and good habit for the future of children.
Presented to a group of approx 20 leaders in the field of mentoring at the Friends for Youth Mentoring Conference, Thursday April 18, 2013 in Santa Clara, CA
This ppt will give you a clear picture about gossip at workplace and how to deal with it and when?. It would also help students give an effective presentation in colleges.
PowerPoint Presentation Content Slides Include:
• Definition/s of office etiquette
• Etymology ' office
• Etymology ' etiquette
• Learning objectives for this presentation
• Office etiquette (20 points) and using your cell phone at work (5 rules)
• Important calls (6 points) and finding a private place (5 points)
• Where to not bring your cells phone (7 points)
• The importance of email etiquette (13 points)
• Minding your manners in emails (8 points) and tone (15 points)
• Being concise (5 points) and not abbreviating (8 points)
• What’s in a name (15 points) and spelling and grammar (10 points)
• Attachments (10 points) and making a good first impression (5 points)
• Nine top office party do not's (26 points)
• Keeping it simple for eating etiquette at work (4 points)
• Customers and your phone (4 points) and watching your timing (6 points)
• Considering your colleagues (4 points) and office bathroom etiquette (9 points)
• Office attire (8 points) and casual attire (10 points)
• Smart casual (11 points) and formal professional business attire (12 points)
• Showing consideration in open and partitioned workplaces (18 points)
• Smells (6 points) and tact and diplomacy (7 points)
• Dog-proofing (8 points) and dog manners (5 points)
• Harmony (6 points) and coming prepared (10 points)
• Expecting the unexpected (8 points) and taking out the trash (6 points)
• Ten-minute breaks (5 points) and new moms and moms-to-be (4 tips)
• Telling the boss (6 points) and morning sickness (12 points)
• When to tell your co-workers (8 points) and gift-giving between colleagues (7 points)
• Gift-giving (9 guidelines) and giving gifts to your boss (11 points)
• Giving gifts to employees (10 points) and answering calls (28 points)
• Making telephone calls (11 points) and reconsidering the Twitter commentary (5 points)
• Understanding @ replies (10 points) and going easy on the acronyms (4 points)
• Not worrying about followers (5 points) and re-tweeting properly (6 points)
• Sending business greeting cards (22 tips) and signing (5 points)
• Tele-class etiquette (12 tips) and introducing yourself (6 points)
• Using mute (9 points) and minimizing background noise (9 points)
• Basic etiquette for business meals (26 tips)
• Office etiquette for recent grads (15 points) and college being over (4 points)
• Watching your language (8 points)
• Actions steps (16 points).
Talking to students about personal space. How close is too close? This is a fun cultural topic as some cultures have different ideas about personal space. Canadians really like their personal space. There are warm up questions, along with a secret experiment for the teacher and a volunteer student to do, as well as a youtube Vid from "Seinfeld" that has to do with personal space, close talkers, and space invaders.
The Power of No: 12 Things to Say “No” To TodayJamesAltucher
Adapted from the book "The Power of No: Because One Little Word Can Bring Health, Abundance, and Happiness" by James Altucher and Claudia Azula Altucher
http://www.amazon.com/The-Power-No-Abundance-Happiness/dp/1401945872
James Altucher Podcast
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-james-altucher-show/id794030859?mt=2
A presentation on the corporate relationship building.
Can be used for students and corporate training programs.
The basics of relationships are put forth.
in this video you will learn good habits and good manner.i think you will make good personality.good manners play very important role in the character building of children.good manners and good habit for the future of children.
Presented to a group of approx 20 leaders in the field of mentoring at the Friends for Youth Mentoring Conference, Thursday April 18, 2013 in Santa Clara, CA
This ppt will give you a clear picture about gossip at workplace and how to deal with it and when?. It would also help students give an effective presentation in colleges.
PowerPoint Presentation Content Slides Include:
• Definition/s of office etiquette
• Etymology ' office
• Etymology ' etiquette
• Learning objectives for this presentation
• Office etiquette (20 points) and using your cell phone at work (5 rules)
• Important calls (6 points) and finding a private place (5 points)
• Where to not bring your cells phone (7 points)
• The importance of email etiquette (13 points)
• Minding your manners in emails (8 points) and tone (15 points)
• Being concise (5 points) and not abbreviating (8 points)
• What’s in a name (15 points) and spelling and grammar (10 points)
• Attachments (10 points) and making a good first impression (5 points)
• Nine top office party do not's (26 points)
• Keeping it simple for eating etiquette at work (4 points)
• Customers and your phone (4 points) and watching your timing (6 points)
• Considering your colleagues (4 points) and office bathroom etiquette (9 points)
• Office attire (8 points) and casual attire (10 points)
• Smart casual (11 points) and formal professional business attire (12 points)
• Showing consideration in open and partitioned workplaces (18 points)
• Smells (6 points) and tact and diplomacy (7 points)
• Dog-proofing (8 points) and dog manners (5 points)
• Harmony (6 points) and coming prepared (10 points)
• Expecting the unexpected (8 points) and taking out the trash (6 points)
• Ten-minute breaks (5 points) and new moms and moms-to-be (4 tips)
• Telling the boss (6 points) and morning sickness (12 points)
• When to tell your co-workers (8 points) and gift-giving between colleagues (7 points)
• Gift-giving (9 guidelines) and giving gifts to your boss (11 points)
• Giving gifts to employees (10 points) and answering calls (28 points)
• Making telephone calls (11 points) and reconsidering the Twitter commentary (5 points)
• Understanding @ replies (10 points) and going easy on the acronyms (4 points)
• Not worrying about followers (5 points) and re-tweeting properly (6 points)
• Sending business greeting cards (22 tips) and signing (5 points)
• Tele-class etiquette (12 tips) and introducing yourself (6 points)
• Using mute (9 points) and minimizing background noise (9 points)
• Basic etiquette for business meals (26 tips)
• Office etiquette for recent grads (15 points) and college being over (4 points)
• Watching your language (8 points)
• Actions steps (16 points).
Talking to students about personal space. How close is too close? This is a fun cultural topic as some cultures have different ideas about personal space. Canadians really like their personal space. There are warm up questions, along with a secret experiment for the teacher and a volunteer student to do, as well as a youtube Vid from "Seinfeld" that has to do with personal space, close talkers, and space invaders.
The Power of No: 12 Things to Say “No” To TodayJamesAltucher
Adapted from the book "The Power of No: Because One Little Word Can Bring Health, Abundance, and Happiness" by James Altucher and Claudia Azula Altucher
http://www.amazon.com/The-Power-No-Abundance-Happiness/dp/1401945872
James Altucher Podcast
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-james-altucher-show/id794030859?mt=2
A presentation on the corporate relationship building.
Can be used for students and corporate training programs.
The basics of relationships are put forth.
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Well...Yes. But much more importantly, no. Regardless of if you're currently unemployed or currently working a job that you hate, at the very least there's a better way of looking at things. And more than likely, there's probably a more satisfying way of doing them.
MikaelTalk. 3 motivation tips to increase your performance.Mikael Talk
3 simple tips that will help you to become more productive at work or home.
About the author: Mikael has been researching and studying work motivation and how motivated employees make companies to perform better, for several years. Currently he is a CEO of a branding agency and is writing a book about motivation.
A lot of people are unhappy in their careers, but how do you change gears once your career is under way? Liz Ryan explains how to get altitude and decide what you want next for your career, rather than letting your employer or anyone else decide for you!
12 ways to turn a tough boss into your number one fanAmbra Sultzbaugh
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We need better leadership, but our relationship with our boss is still a two way street. What an you do to help? Become a top performer.
It’s a brand new year, and you have a chance to be the fantastic boss you always wanted to be. Your employees are rooting for you! At Inc., writer Geoffrey James has a quick-and-dirty guide with the shortcuts to being a great boss. It’s a great list, but let’s add to it with an in-depth look at how to be a better boss, one that your employees want to work for. Each person is, after all, looking for a feeling of belonging and purpose. The fact that we spend most of our day at work makes that an important place to have those feelings met.
Be a better boss. Schedule better and free up your time with http://wheniwork.com
Making Money - It's a Money Thing JuniorTim McAlpine
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
Managing Meaningful Meetings. Meetings are part and parcel of modern day work. However, meaningful meetings are a rare occurrence. This presentation provides insights into Meaningful meetings.
1. Ways to Enjoy Work If you decide to work, you might as well enjoy it. Here are some ways to enjoy your work... Compiled By: Amy Seah (June 2003)
2. You’ll be surprised how much better you’ll like it if you just make a deliberate decision to enjoy it. Make up your mind to feel good at work...
3. Maintain good and friendly relationships with your boss and colleagues... Getting along with and liking the people you work with will make your job more enjoyable.
4. Remember that your work provides much (if not all) of your necessities and luxuries... Just think, unless you inherited a bundle, you owe all you have to work.
5. Keep in mind the services you are providing people through your work... The job you do helps other people. Now that is a good feeling, isn’t it.
6. Challenge yourself at work... Set and pursue attainable goals. Always try to do a better job. Stretch yourself and your abilities. Grow!!! That attitude can make even a dull job exciting.
7. Write out a list of things you like about your job. Concentrate on the good things about your job...
8. If you do just enough to barely squeak by, you’ll be bored, but if you really get after it, you’ll feel good about yourself. Besides, your boss will soon notice and you’ll be rewarded before too long. Do more than you are paid to do...
9. You may not actually own the company, but wherever you work, it’s your company. And when you begin to feel like it’s your company, you’ll discover a new sense of pride and fulfillment. Adopt the “this is my company” attitude...
10. Often, the secret to enjoying your job is not to change your job but to change your attitude.