6 Things Newcomers Can't Do!

When you leave school, enter the workplace, and become a professional, you need to understand that the workplace is different from school. Professionals must know some basic workplace etiquette, some things you can't say, some things you can't do, and these basic workplace taboos. And social etiquette will also be more helpful for personal and career development.

First, abide by the company's system, for example, check attendance on time. The workplace is a place where you can see the big from the small. If you can't even go to work on time, can others expect you to do a good job? Usually a leader's initial impression of a person comes from the employee's attendance .

Second, don't nag about your family's troubles with your colleagues! When you tell your colleagues about all kinds of troublesome trivia about your family, it may make you the protagonist of workplace gossip, and the leader will think that these things are the reason for your work distraction, so that the leader has an interest in you. bad view. At the same time, if you are still a small leader, this will expose your weaknesses and weaken your authority in front of your subordinates.

Third, never speak ill of the company in front of customers . You must keep this in mind. No matter how good your relationship with customers is, you are also the person representing the company. After all, customers are outsiders. Bad words about the company can only damage the company's image, make customers no longer trust the company, and thus affect the business cooperation between customers and the company. At this time, no matter how good your relationship with the customer is, you can't make up for this crack, and the final impact is your performance. and grades.

Fourth, don't do personal things in the office. For example, remember to avoid colleagues when making personal calls. Think about it, if you are buried in work, how will you feel when you hear a colleague next to you make a private call? It will only think that you are not professional enough, and when the leader hears it, they will wonder if the workload for you is too small, which causes you to make private phone calls.

Fifth, don't talk about other colleagues' right and wrong behind their backs . People who are too gossip may chat with her, but they will never make friends with her, let alone tell her what's in their hearts, and you are only talking to one colleague today. Other colleagues may spread to the ears of that colleague the next day, and in the end they will only make fun of themselves.

Sixth, learn to refuse. As a workplace person, sometimes you have to learn to refuse others. You must refuse things that violate the company's principles; you must refuse things that affect your work progress; you can be a good person, but don't be a bad person. You must be yourself bottom line.

When newcomers enter the workplace, they must be human first and then work! If you are a good person and do good deeds, your career development will naturally be smooth sailing.