The 5 rudest co-worker behaviors, according to a new survey by Monster
An executive summary of an article from CNBC MakeIt
This article discusses workplace etiquette and its importance in modern professional environments. Here’s a summary of the key points:
- Research findings:
- 31% of employees feel they don’t work in a respectful environment where manners are valued.
- Nearly 70% of workers would consider leaving their job if their employer didn’t have policies on punctuality and communication.
- Top 5 rudest workplace behaviors:
- Not cleaning up after oneself
- Gossiping
- Using inappropriate language
- Being unresponsive to messages
- Consistently being late to meetings
- Advice on avoiding etiquette mistakes:
- Be mindful of language use: Avoid potentially alienating words, generational slang, or specific cultural references unless common within your team.
- Respond to communications promptly: Aim to reply to emails and calls within 24 hours, even if it’s just to acknowledge receipt.
- Follow the “golden rule” of responsiveness to build trust and credibility.
- The importance of consideration:
- Workplace etiquette mistakes often stem from selfishness.
- Adopt a mindset focused on helping others and teamwork rather than self-centeredness.
- Being considerate of others’ feelings and time can significantly benefit one’s career.
The article emphasizes that while workplace etiquette norms may have evolved, they remain crucial for maintaining a respectful and productive work environment.
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