#workplace-etiquette tag

SF politics

Gen Z Needs Office Etiquette Coaches, Managers Say | Entrepreneur

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3 weeks ago

Social media marketing

Beware the 'Gen Z stare'! Why young people are refusing to greet you

fromEntrepreneur

SF politics

Gen Z Needs Office Etiquette Coaches, Managers Say | Entrepreneur

Relationships

My Colleague Caught Me Doing Something Very Rude. I Swear It's Not What It Looked Like.

Workplace behavior can have unintentional consequences that impact professional relationships and career perceptions.

fromIntelligencer

Women in technology

It's Time to Kill the Casual Workplace

Navigating workplace relationships requires will and self-control, as highlighted since Emily Post's era to modern remote work adjustments.

fromSlate Magazine

Relationships

My Colleague Caught Me Doing Something Very Rude. I Swear It's Not What It Looked Like.

fromIntelligencer

Women in technology

It's Time to Kill the Casual Workplace

8 things you should never talk about at work, according to etiquette experts

Avoid discussing personal life details, coworkers' spending, meal choices, and job hunting at work.

fromIndependent

Ask Allison: A colleague has strong body odour that makes me feel ill - should I say something?

I genuinely appreciate your thoughtful approach towards your colleague’s feelings, as it can be challenging to navigate personal hygiene issues in a professional setting.

Mental health

NYC parents

Miss Manners: How can I work with these people now that I know they tattle on me?

Professional boundaries in the workplace are essential when faced with gossip and reporting from colleagues.

fromBusiness Insider

The smart way to tell your boss you think they're wrong

No one recommends taking to social media to criticize your boss, especially if your name is attached and you're seriously looking to drive change.

NYC startup

fromBusiness Insider

It's hard to say 'no' at work. Etiquette experts told us how to get better at it.

Etiquette expert Lizzie Post emphasized that many people struggle to say no at work, leading to job creep and overwhelming responsibilities.

Parenting

Miss Manners: Some of my co-workers refuse to pay the potluck queen

Miss Manners believes co-workers should not be asked to contribute financially towards personal food items at office parties; it's the employer's responsibility to cover costs.

Dining

Artificial intelligence

fromBusiness Insider

AI assistants are popping up in meetings. Etiquette experts say be ready to ditch them if a coworker isn't comfortable.

AI assistants are increasingly used in meetings, prompting new etiquette discussions regarding disclosure and respect for coworkers' comfort.

Parenting

Asking Eric: I'm baffled that this co-worker keeps barging in on me

Effective communication is key to maintaining professionalism and respect in the workplace.

Dear Abby: I take the fire stairs so I don't have to answer my neighbors' questions

"I have been at the same job for 20-plus years and have accrued a lot of vacation days... It frosts me because they're implying I'm doing something wrong..."

Mental health

fromSlate Magazine

I Can't Hide One Part of My Appearance. Everyone at Work Won't Let Me Forget It.

"Never comment on somebody's body in the workplace in any way! If they want to discuss their health conditions or appearance with you, let them bring it up."

Relationships

Miss Manners: I skipped a party for a colleague I don't like. Should I have lied about why?

Personal conflicts at work can lead to tough decisions about attendance at social gatherings.

Understanding passive-aggressive behavior can help navigate workplace relationships.

Choosing to be 'the bigger person' can sometimes show professionalism over personal emotions.

Mental health

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