What is office setup and etiquette?

Office etiquette includes, 1. Appearance etiquette: Office staff must be dignified and tidy.

2. Manners and etiquette.

Employees are expected to maintain graceful posture and movement within the company.

3. Environmental etiquette.

Do not smoke, chat, or make loud noises in public office areas;

saving water and electricity; It is forbidden to scribble, scribble, or paste on office furniture and public facilities;

Keep the restroom clean;

Park your vehicle in a designated area.

4. Answering etiquette: As a convenient communication tool in daily life, the use of ** is very important, in the office for the needs of work, we may often have to answer, so it is very important to maintain a good **image, representing the image of our entire enterprise.

5. Language etiquette:

Interacting with colleagues in the office is inseparable from language, but whether you can speak or not, as the saying goes, "a word makes people jump, a word makes people laugh", the same purpose, but the way of expression is different, and the consequences are very different.

<>1, answer**. The use of ** is one of the important daily affairs of white-collar workers, when the ** bell rings, you should immediately put down the work at hand, and the bell rings three times to answer. After connecting, self-report the name of the company and use standard polite language.

Hang up the electricity, and the other party hangs up first and then hangs up.

2. Receiving visitors. Invite the visitor to a seat, ask if they want plain water or tea or drink, hold their hands for the visitor, and if it is very hot, remind the visitor and put it in front of the table. Do not smoke in the office.

3. Handshake etiquette. The handshake indicates friendliness, generally the lady takes the initiative to reach out, the man goes to shake hands, the elders do not take the initiative, the younger generation does not take the initiative to shoot, the superior or the person with high status takes the initiative to shoot, and the corresponding person takes the initiative.

4. Standing. With your feet shoulder-width apart and your hands not behind your back or crossed over your chest, you can meet guests at a 45° angle.

5. Sitting. Sit up straight, don't bend over, don't shake your feet, or lean one leg on the other leg and lean forward slightly to show that I'm listening.

Etiquette for colleagues.

1. Sincere cooperation.

Colleagues belong to the relationship of mutual help, as the saying goes, a hero three gangs, only sincere cooperation can make progress together.

2. Share weal and woe.

When a colleague is in trouble, he usually chooses relatives and friends to help him first, but as a colleague, he should take the initiative to ask about it. You should try your best to help with the things that are out of your power, so that the relationship between the two parties will be enhanced and the relationship will be more harmonious.

3. Fair competition.

Competition between colleagues is normal and helps colleagues grow, but remember to compete fairly, and no longer play tricks behind your back, and do things that harm others and are not beneficial to yourself.

4. Be lenient with others.

Colleagues often get along with each other, and momentary mistakes are inevitable. If there is a mistake, you should take the initiative to apologize to the other party and ask for the other party's understanding; The misunderstanding between the two parties should be actively explained to the other party, and they should not be small-hearted and angry.

The norms of office etiquette here refer to the basic etiquette that grassroots civil servants should follow when handling daily affairs at work. It is also known as official etiquette or administrative etiquette. Generally, it is referred to simply as office etiquette.

Observing office etiquette is an inevitable requirement for the identity of grassroots civil servants, otherwise the image of grassroots civil servants may be damaged in the eyes of the people. Office etiquette is the core content of the etiquette of grassroots civil servants, and it is the most important etiquette norm that every grassroots civil servant should grasp with priority.

There are two main reasons for grassroots civil servants to abide by office etiquette: on the one hand, it is to maintain their personal image and to maintain the image of state administrative organs. On the other hand, Yibihu can enable grassroots civil servants to improve their personal office level at a certain level of Cheng Yanhui, handle daily official duties more properly and artistically, improve work efficiency, and better serve the people and society.