Office Etiquette Links

First Person: The Most Annoying Violations of Workplace Etiquette

Over the years, I have at the opportunity to work in both large and small offices with very diverse workers. One of the things that I have grown to accept is that different people have different habits and some are more annoyed by things than others. Being a student of psychology and having careers that have had me in offices with different people for years, I began taking note of the most ...

The proper flu etiquette

The flu is passed off as a common cold, but up to 40,000 Americans die annually because of this virus, say expert.

Flu etiquette: What you should — and should not – do

Don't laugh, but there is a socially proper way to have the flu.

Dialling into smartphone etiquette

As smartphones and constant connectivity become the norm for all employees, not just senior management, it's important to outline expectations and boundaries regarding their use. 1 Feb 2012 9:57 AM

Communicate well to run a smooth office

Stop for a second and think about the different ways you communicate: cellphone calls, personal emails, work emails, text messages, work-phone calls, meetings and more.