The importance and basic common sense of workplace etiquette are something that people in the workplace must understand. Bian Xiao of Times Guanghua introduced this knowledge in detail for reference. The basic point of workplace etiquette is simple. After experiencing the online training of Times Guanghua Online School, I found that, first of all, we should make clear the difference between workplace etiquette and social etiquette. There is no gender difference in workplace etiquette. For example, the "gentlemanly demeanor" of opening the door for a lady is unnecessary in the workplace and may even offend the other party. But remember: in the workplace, men and women are equal. Secondly, consider and respect others as your guiding principle. Although these are obvious, they are often ignored in the workplace. Handshaking etiquette: Handshaking is physical contact between people and can leave a deep impression on people. When shaking hands with someone is uncomfortable, we often think of that person's negative personality characteristics. After a series of management training, I think a strong handshake and direct eye contact will set a stage for positive communication. Ladies, please note: in order to avoid misunderstanding in the introduction, it is best to extend your hand before greeting people. Remember, men and women are equal in the workplace. E-etiquette: E-mail, fax and mobile phone not only bring convenience to people, but also bring new problems to workplace etiquette. Although you have the ability to find others at any time, it doesn't mean you should do so. In many companies today, e-mail is full of jokes, spam and personal notes, but there is not much work-related content. Please remember that e-mail is a professional letter, and there is nothing serious in it. The fax should include your contact information, date and number of pages. Don't send a fax without other people's permission, it will waste other people's paper and occupy other people's lines. Cell phones may be lifeguards for many people. Unfortunately, if you use a mobile phone, you may not be in the office, and you may be driving, catching a plane or doing other things. You know, the person who calls your cell phone may not be interested in what you are doing. Apologize etiquette: Even if you are perfect in social etiquette, you will inevitably offend others in the workplace. If this happens, just apologize sincerely and don't be too emotional. Express your apologies and continue your work. Taking one's mistake as a major event will only amplify its destructive effect and make the person who accepts the apology more uncomfortable. See: /news/news_9957.html for details.