15 Dec
Posted by Guest as Attitude and Outlook, Behavior and Ethics, Business, Work and Career
Constructive and not to mention, tactful, criticism is never an easy thing to do. But if you feel that there’s a need to make one, especially if it is a necessary and helpful feedback at work, then you’d better learn how to do it.
10 Dec
Posted by Guest as Behavior and Ethics, Fitness and Health, Food, Kitchen, Work and Career
Believe it or not, but the office refrigerator can be a source of office discord, especially when stuff owned by others are being nicked by anonymous co-workers. To prevent this silly, but real, problem from happening. Here is what you will need to do:
04 Dec
Posted by Guest as Behavior and Ethics, Business
Why is it beneficial for companies to limit the internet use of their employees?
Thanking your hosts for inviting you to dinner or any event is actually good manners, and will guarantee you more invitations to come in the future. Here is how you do it:
26 Nov
Posted by Guest as Behavior and Ethics, Holidays and Tradition
Shopping can be crazy during the holiday season. To be sure that you keep your wits with you and that you still stay sane to enjoy the celebrations you can always do the following:
Giving away gifts isn’t wrong. However, it takes a bit of tact and planning. Here’s what you can do:
Many organizations preach about encouraging and fostering ethical behavior among their employees. But talking is one thing, reinforcing it is another.
1 Manners has its place everywhere, and this time, we’ll discuss its relevance in a theater! There’s nothing worse than enjoying a good show only to be interrupted by some rude fellow. Here are some tips on how to behave properly in a theater:
I guess you’ve heard about the neighbors from hell. If you’re lucky, you get the opposite. Personally I’d really like to have the latter. Here are some tips on how to develop good neighbor relations:
Many employees feel fear when changes in management are to be implemented. For one, they are concerned for the security of their employment, which is understandable. Here are some tips and suggestions on how to deal with troubled employees when unavoidable changes in management are to be made:
Are you afraid of crowds or simply not comfortable with people invading your space? Here are some tips on how to tolerate crowds:
23 Oct
Posted by Guest as Behavior and Ethics, Business, Work and Career
So you’re almost in for a new job, but before they let you sign a contract, they need to do a reference check first. How sure are you that your former boss would actually sing you praises and not the other way around?
Whew! After all those sweat-breaking interviews, you’re finally in! But this is just the start of your hopefully a long stay in your career. If you want to make a good first impression on your first day at work, here are some stuff you might want to think about doing:
There are lots of rules and etiquette that govern different social situations. Even when using various communication media such as the telephone.
Always showing up late at work, at functions, and other scheduled appointments is considered rude and inconsiderate. If you have this nasty malady, here are some suggestions on how to cure it:
