
What is workplace etiquette?
- Workplace etiquette refers to the set of acceptable behaviors and manners that employees are expected to adhere to in a professional environment.
Examples of workplace etiquette :
Dress code: Dress appropriately for your workplace. Some workplaces require formal attire, while others allow for casual dress.
Punctuality: Arrive on time for meetings, work, and appointments.
Communication: Speak clearly and politely to colleagues and clients. Avoid using profanity or offensive language.
Respect: Show respect to colleagues and superiors. Be courteous and considerate of their opinions.
Use of technology: Use technology appropriately, such as avoiding personal use of company computers and phones.
Personal hygiene: Maintain good personal hygiene to avoid offending colleagues and clients.
Confidentiality: Maintain confidentiality concerning sensitive information.
Eating and drinking: Avoid eating strong-smelling food at your desk, and use the designated break area for meals.
Workplace safety: Adhere to safety rules and procedures.
Professionalism: Conduct yourself in a professional manner at all times, maintaining a positive attitude and being a team player.

Thanks so much for sharing these great suggestions!

Don’t play 100+ decibel music with continuous profanity!!
@Justin Jones Hello Justin, awesome tips! Thank you for sharing, you think a lot of this would go without saying but it’s always nice to send out friendly reminders.