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8 rules of good office etiquette
Last updated on: July 6, 2011 08:38 IST
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Parul Banka
I always carry a tie and dress up in a suit," said Professor Mehta, who was a visiting faculty at our college and was CEO of a pharmaceutical organisation in Maharashtra. He added, "When I am at work, I am always conscious that I represent my organisation."
Dressing appropriately and observing professional etiquette are important, he said, and having been a part of the corporate world for many years now, I couldn't agree more.
It may sound stuffy, but certain basic behaviour and etiquette is necessary and expected in a corporate environment.
Here are some tips that might help you maintain a professional image and stay ahead in your career:
About the writer: Parul Banka is a Human Resources and Training professional.
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