Etiquette codes
Social meetings play an important role at work. In these gatherings, you can have fun with friends, meet new customers and sign contracts.
But on the other hand, these meetings can be dangerous traps. What if you break the hidden rules of society because you feel too comfortable and casual? You can destroy anything without understanding how.
The text below contains ten rules of social etiquette, which we recommend you read carefully and follow. Of course, if your careless colleagues want to step into this forbidden area, it is up to them, but you should be careful not to get involved in such troubles.
Lack of attention: Turning away from the person who is talking to you is a sign of impoliteness. Paying attention is one of the main signs of social etiquette and the best compliment from the other party. You can show interest in discussion with different facial expressions and body movements to get a better result.
Weak handshake: This movement shows your lack of self-confidence. Shake hands gently. This work expresses self-confidence, warmth, openness, and honesty. But be careful not to overdo it and squeeze the other person's hand too tightly because then he will think you are an authoritative person who seeks superiority.
Turning your back: Your body language (gestures and postures) can show your personality. If you don't treat your co-worker well, you have announced that you are not interested in talking. This work is a kind of insult and can create negative and even hostile feelings and thoughts of others towards you.
Smoking: Public gatherings nowadays strictly prohibit smoking.
Give it a shot; the only requirement is that you light a cigarette in public so that both law-abiding and non-law-abiding smokers will hate you.
Pick up a glass with the right hand: When picking up a glass, always use your left hand. By doing this, you can shake hands without worrying about spilling a drink on your clothes or another person. Furthermore, your right hand will remain warm because keeping a glass with ice will make it cold and wet.
Not wearing a coat: Never take off your jacket or loosen your tie unless the host does so before you. In general, the sloppy dress is highly inappropriate in public gatherings.
Standing too close: each of us has a "comfort limit" for ourselves (which is different for everyone), and we don't like others to invade this personal space without permission. So when someone violates our privacy, we try to avoid and hate him.
Loud talking: Do not speak loudly. A loud voice makes you look proud and self-satisfied. Your voice should be calm and gentle, and your tone should be in harmony with the time and situation.
Party End Time: A formal party should never last more than two hours. It starts at 6:00 PM and ends at 8:00 PM. You must have left there half an hour after the end of the party.
Talking simultaneously: When a person is talking to us, the best way to insult him is to jump into his speech! Always let the other person finish before responding. In this way, you show that you are polite and that the other party can hear and understand your words better. Meanwhile, the secret to becoming a good speaker is to listen well.