You Must Understand These Business Etiquette And Make Your Workplace More Smoothly.

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< p > < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_x.asp" > no matter /a > you are an intern or a boss, you need to know the basic office etiquette and know how to be polite at work.

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< p > 1. Don \ "t check personal devices during a meeting attended by by"

< p > do not check your personal belongings at meetings, especially those with a boss or anyone who can say no to you.

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< p > 2. Don "t pop up beside someone" s cubicle, holding a holding

< p > do not suddenly appear by other people's latticed rooms. If you want to talk with others, you can imagine yourself in front of them.

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< p > 3. Don "t use a speakerphone unless you" re in your your, "

< p > do not use hands-free unless you are in your office or at meetings, other participants are far away from you.

Remember to remind the other side of the phone that there are other people present.

Finally, remember to close the door.

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< p > 4. When answering the phone, state your name and place of of < < >

< p > call your name and unit first when making a phone call.

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< p > 5. When leaving voice mails, state your name, place of business, and of, "

< p > telephone message, first name, unit, and telephone.

Give a brief account of the reason for calling.

Finally, repeat your name, unit and telephone, say goodbye.

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< p > 6. Whoever arrives at a door first holds it for the the,

< p > first to the door, remember to pull the door for the people behind, no matter who is behind the man or woman.

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< p > 7. Don "t microwave stinky foods in the shared lunchroom. < /p >

< p > do not heat heavy food in a communal restaurant with a microwave oven.

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< p > 8. When introducing people, name the person of greater status first: "greater", "

When p introduces others, he first introduces people with high social status.

For example, "Madam President, I'd like to introduce our courier, Ron."

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< p > 9. If you leave your cell phone at your desk, turn, turn, ","

< p > if you put your cell phone on the table, remember to turn it off.

Especially when your cell phone ring is "who let the dog out". (in China, please refer to the effect of "tone").

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< p > 10. Don "t say" Pardon me. "Say" I beg your pardon. "your;

< p > don't say "forgive me". Instead, say "I beg your pardon."

The former is an order while the latter is a request.

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