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Cubicle Etiquette

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Cubicle Etiquette

Every work environment can be a place of productivity. Keeping this in mind remember that a cubical should be given the same value. There are several elements that will enable you to be successful if you keep the fundamental etiquette in mind.

Cubicles are very common in office settings. Many of us work in office cubicles or other open environments. A cubicle office lacks privacy and presents challenges.

Coworkers with different personalities, working styles, preferences and different cultures can work successfully by following these guidelines. Respect privacy Avoid listening in on other people's conversations.

No snacking in the cubicle The smell, noise and clutter of snack foods will be offensive to others.

Keep private matters private Do not exchange confidential information in a cubicle. Find a meeting room, or take your conversation out of the office.

Do not enter someone else's cubicle unless you are invited. Converse either in your cube or in your colleague's cubicle.

Speak softly Voices carry. Always use a soft, quiet voice when speaking in a cubicle environment. Do not use a speaker phone.

Don't interrupt someone who is on the phone by using sign language or any other means of communication.

Keep personal items to a minimum such as family, pet, memotos and vacation photos.

Music, ipods and ring tones on your cell phone are not appropriate in your cubicle.

Do not make personal phone calls to family or friends. This is an office, not your living room. Do not discuss confidential matters in your cubicle.

Keep your cubicle clean and organized, with documents filed in their proper places.

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Gloria Starr, President and Founder of Gloria Starr International. Established 1983. www.gloriastarr.com Areas of expertise include impression management, business and dining etiquette, communication skills and leadership. Ms. Starr has been recognized by the United States Government as a consultant of extraordinary ability and talent and ranked in the top 5% of consultants worldwide. The Society for the Advancement of Consulting awarded Ms. Starr "Excellence in Consulting and Coaching." Gloria Starr is the strategic alliance partner for the Qatar Center for Career Development. Her Excellency Maryam Sheikha Bint Khaled Al-Thani and Dr. Shaukat Chandna selected Ms. Starr to teach etiquette and protocol in Qatar. Her trademarked programs the Executive Finishing School, the Modern Day Finishing School and the Professional Athletes School have been conducted worldwide.

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