Remembering the basic manners you learnt in preschool will help you set a good example of business etiquette for your team as a manager: When someone speaks to you, pay attention and don't say anything if you don't have anything positive to say. You're not alone if your employees aren't following your lead.
Keep noise to a minimum.
Keep personal calls to a minimum at work.
Turn off your personal phone.
Respond to communications quickly.
Respect your coworkers and managers.
Pay attention to what others are saying.
Be deliberate in your communication.
Appropriate office etiquette is important for creating a courteous, respectful, and enjoyable working atmosphere. They are not necessary for our survival, but they can improve the quality of our life.
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