Etiquette To Greet In The Office

(1) in the office, you should greet people who go past your desk, regardless of whether they are colleagues or bosses.

It's rude to see someone passing by without greeting you.

As for colleagues and colleagues who are more familiar with them, they should be polite and friendly. They must greet them no matter whether they enter the company in the morning, have meals at noon or leave the company at night.

(2) when the elevator meets the boss, he should greet him with the initiative and generosity, not to dodge or pretend to be invisible.

If only two of you and your boss are in the elevator, you can talk about some ordinary things or simply greet them.

If his reaction is very cold or not at all, then you can only greet your greeting later.

It is best not to talk with the boss in the elevator, so as to avoid annoying people.

In a crowded elevator, if there is no one to speak, it is best not to speak.

If you meet your colleagues to greet you or meet your eyes, you should nod your head, smile, or even respond.

When the boss greets you, you have to politely reply, "yes, the boss (Pan Zong)", "yes, Mr.

(3) when you leave the office, you should remember to report to the supervisor, ask if you have any orders and then leave.

For your superiors, be polite and thoughtful. If you are close to them, you must stand up and greet them. But generally familiar colleagues do not have to be restricted. They can greet each other in a way of mutual understanding and preference.

(4) if a colleague is very familiar with or gets permission from the other party, he can call his name straight, but in any case, he should not call the other's nickname or nickname in the workplace, such as "handsome guy", "beautiful woman" or "good husband".

Because these terms have a joke meaning, it will make people feel not dignified, and at the same time, they do not use the disgusting words to address others, such as "dear", "boss" and so on.

(5), others

You should respond immediately, even if you are answering the phone, you should put down the receiver and tell him where you live.

I'll be there later.

Do not wait for explanation afterwards, so as not to increase troubles and misunderstandings.

(6) when sitting in the office, if someone comes in, should he stand up? When do I have to stand up?

When a woman enters or leaves the conference room, only the man sitting next to her (especially on the left) should fight to serve her, help to pull up the chair, and the men in other seats can still sit.

When a guest wants to leave, no matter whether he is a man or a woman, he can not leave the guest alone. He should be accompanied and sent.