#workplace-etiquette

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fromAbove the Law
1 week ago

Some Great - If Obvious - Advice For The Biglaw Biter - Above the Law

Don't bite anyone at work ever again! It's a form of assault, and the fact that she thought it was OK says she probably needs some serious remedial education in how to relate to people at work.
Law
#gen-z
#remote-work
fromInc
4 months ago
Remote teams

Bare Feet and Bearded Dragons: Members Share Their Co-Working Horror Stories

fromInc
4 months ago
Remote teams

Bare Feet and Bearded Dragons: Members Share Their Co-Working Horror Stories

Business
fromBusiness Insider
3 weeks ago

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
1 month ago

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
fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 month ago

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
1 month ago

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
1 month ago

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
fromwww.mercurynews.com
2 months ago

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
2 months ago

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.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
2 months ago

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
3 months ago

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
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago

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
frommlive
3 months ago

Why Tho? Loud coworkers, un-muted meetings are ruining the open-concept office vibes

Managing noise levels in open-concept offices is crucial for productivity and comfort.
Using headphones and establishing noise etiquette can alleviate distractions.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

Miss Manners: I have to wear a name tag, and I hate the way these men say my name

Workplace pseudonyms could help cashiers feel more comfortable with customer interactions.
Requests for no gifts at events can create social awkwardness among guests.
Relationships
fromPsychology Today
4 months ago

Is Your Coworker Always at Your Desk?

Office productivity can be negatively impacted by overly chatty coworkers.
It's important to set boundaries and prioritize work over social interactions.
Politely inform colleagues when you are busy and can only engage in work-related conversations.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
4 months ago

Why I Gave My Boss a 60-Day Retirement Notice After 40 Years in the Workforce

Providing an extended notice for retirement can foster positive relationships and ease transitions.
Golden State Warriors
fromDefector
4 months ago

Draymond Green Pivots From Slander To Depraved Podcast Promo | Defector

Offering condolences should be sincere and compassionate, avoiding inappropriate follow-up remarks. Draymond Green's comment exemplifies a lapse in empathy.
Remote teams
fromBored Panda
5 months ago

Managers Forget They're In A Group Chat: "Very Patronizing And Made Me Feel Very Uncomfortable"

Workplace group chats can lead to discomfort and hurt feelings for employees, especially when mismanaged by managers.
fromClickUp
5 months ago

How to Keep Your Teams Status Green and Stay on Track | ClickUp

Keeping your Microsoft Teams status green is crucial for promoting availability and facilitating communication in remote work environments.
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