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文秘专业英语
Knowing Your Office Work
Unit 2
Study Objectives
学习用英语与办公室同事初次见面问候并了解办公室工作环境
学习用英语描述和领会涉外秘书办公室日常工作
了解办公室的基本礼仪
掌握商务信函及信封的写作格式与规范
Preparation for the First Day at Work Tips
You may begin preparing for your first day at work the night before. Though
being excited or even nervous, you should do your best to get a good
night’s sleep so you are well rested for the next day.
Before going to sleep the night before, gather any supplies, tools, or
equipment that you will need for your first day at work. If you carry a
briefcase, pack it the night before. Be sure to have a ballpoint pen for filling
out those necessary tax forms.
In the morning of your first day at work, allow yourself plenty of time for
getting ready and for the commute.
Whether you’re starting your first job or you’re an experienced worker,
there is no better time to make a good first impression than your first
day at work. Here is how:
Contents
Part One DialoguesPart One Dialogues
Part Two Useful ExpressionsPart Two Useful Expressions
Part Three Simple WritingPart Three Simple Writing
Part Four ExercisesPart Four Exercises
Part Five Social EtiquettePart Five Social Etiquette
Dialogues
This is the first day for Miss Susan Brown at work, the personnel staff Mrs. Linda Simpson is greeting her and introducing her to Jocelyn Green,
the assistant to general manager and Susan’s superior as well, tells her
what duties and routine jobs she will take.
Dialogue One
S: Susan Brown L: Linda Simpson
L: Hi, Susan, welcome to join us.
S: Thank you, Mrs. Simpson. Everything is so new and exciting to me.
L: Yes, I see.
S: Mrs. Simpson, as you know, I’m just a newcomer here, so would you please tell me what I shall start with my first day job?
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Dialogues
Dialogue One
L: Sure. First of all I think we should go around and meet most of the
colleague you’ll be working with, as
soon as possible so that you’ll be aware of who and where to go if you
need to handle any office affairs. , Miss
Jocelyn Green. You will work with her during the following two weeks and
she will instruct you how to handle the office routines before she leaves us
and then you’ll .
(They go towards Jocelyn’s worktable.)
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knowing who’s who in the company1
1. 弄清公司每一个人的身份
Let’s start with your superior2
2. 我们就从介绍你的上司开始吧 。
take her position3
3. 接替她的位置。
Dialogues
Dialogue One
L: Good morning, Jocelyn. May I introduce a new member of our office to you?
This is Susan Brown, your future replacement and she will work under you
in the coming double weeks. (then turn to Susan) Susan, this is Jocelyn
Green, a very experienced secretary from whom you may learn a lot of
things and skills.
J: Glad to see you, Susan.
S: Glad to see you, Miss Green.
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Dialogues
Dialogue One
L: Susan, I’d like to show you around the administrative departments in our
company which include Personnel, Finance, Production and Marketing
Dept. To begin with, please come here to see the chart on the wall from
which you may in each department.
You see, this is the Production Dept. and it is made up of four divisions
such as
, Mr. John Thomson is in charge of it and there
are four supervisors in each section.
S: Ok, I see.
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have a brief overview of the structures4
4. 简单了解它的基本框架
Production Control, Material Control, Quality Inspection, Research,
and Development Center5
5. 生产控制部、物料控制部、质检部和研发中心
Dialogues
Dialogue One
L: And this is Marketing Dept. which includes two branches,
. Mr. John Gray is the sales
manager. He always takes business trips and Linda Black is his personal
assistant.
S: Ok, let me write it down. Do you think it is possible for me to go right now
and see each of them?
L: Why not? Let’s go.
Marketing and
Sales Center and After-sales Service Center6
6. 营销中心和售后客服中心。
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Dialogues
Dialogue Two
S: Susan Brown J: Jocelyn Green
S: Good morning Jocelyn.
J: Good morning, Susan. The general manager,Mr. Henry Stevenson, will be
glad to see you. He is a hard-working man, full of energy and enthusiasm.
So as his secretary, it’s impossible for us to sit idle, or doing nothing. Instead
we have a lot of work to do every day and sometimes we have to work
overtime.
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This is the second day for Susan to be at work, and she is greeting Jocelyn.
Dialogues
Dialogue Two
S: That’s not a problem for me to work overtime occasionally because I need to
get more working experience. But I wonder if it is very difficult to handle these
office routines.
J: Generally speaking, it is not so difficult for you so long as you are engaged in
it.
S: I will. Then, what can I start now?
J: Well, the first thing you may do now is to collect today’s newspapers and
messages and put them on Mr. Stevenson’s desk, informing him of today’s
appointments, meetings and all the other scheduled activities.
S: What can I do for these letters?
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Dialogue Two
J: You will take care of them, you may open all the envelopes except the
personal mails to read, sort and organize them, then either hand them
over or report them to Mr. Henry Stevenson briefly, in accordance with
their contents and importance. In some cases, you will be expected to
by yourself if you know very well about how-to, other-
wise, you’d better ask for the boss’s opinions before you make decision.
S: I see. But shall I also deal with these email messages or facsimile letters?
J: Yes, it is also a part of your daily jobs which you have to take very seriously.
S: Oh, yes, of course.
process the letters1
1. 处理信函
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Dialogues
Dialogue Two
J: Moreover, you are also responsible for keeping all the files in order. As you
see, . Let me
show you how it works. We have set up both printed and electronic index
making sure we can search for any materials very conveniently.
is kept in this file, sales information, reports
and business documents in this file, the company’s history of establishment
and development in that file.
S:
setting up a good filing system means high efficiency at work2
2. 建立一个好的档案系统意味着工作的高效率 。
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Outgoing
and incoming correspondence3
3. 收发的函件
Are these files are arranged in accordance with time, theme or alphabet4?
4. 这些文档是按时间、主题还是字母顺序排列的呢 ?
Dialogues
Dialogue Two
J: Well, . Beside these, your routine
also involves making receptions for visitors, answering telephone calls and
taking telephone messages, arranging meetings and appointments, taking
care of his business travels and sometimes even Mr. Stevenson’s personal
affairs.
S: That’s really a big challenge for me, but I think I can adapt to it soon.
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the general practice is being alphabetical5
4. 通常是以字母的顺序排列的。
Dialogues
Dialogue Two
J: Oh, Susan, you still have the last but not the least thing to do, that is, at the
end of each month you need to take an inventory of stock on hand and list
the supplies of office items such as envelops, pens and papers, memo pads,
staplers,
making sure they are always available.
S: Phew, we do have a lot of work. I hope I can handle all of them. Please do me
a favor
J: No problem. I’ll back you up at any time.
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toner, drum unit, ink cartridge or any other consumable items6,
6. 炭粉、打印鼓、墨盒或其他消耗品
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New Words
alphabet [] n. 字母表cartridge [] n. 墨水筒 , 硒鼓consumable [] a. 可消费 / 耗的drum [] n. 磁鼓enthusiasm [] n. 热情facsimile [] n. 传真file [] n. 文件夹 , 卷宗 , 档案idle [] a. 无所事事的
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New Words
index [] n. 索引
occasionally [[] ad. 偶然地
routine [] n. 日常工作
schedule [] n. 日程安排
toner [ (r)] n. 墨粉 , 炭粉
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Word Bank
adhesive notes 可粘便笺ashtray 烟灰缸blotter 吸墨纸cabinet 文件柜cellophane tape 透明胶clasp envelope 搭扣信封clip 弹簧夹子correction tap 修改胶带diary book 日记簿 document 公文drawer 抽屉expanding file 文件袋 floppy disk 磁盘
locker 锁柜name card holder 名片夹office pin 办公用大头针 paper cutter 切纸刀 paper fastener 工字针 paper shredder 碎纸机paperweight 镇纸pocket calculator 袖珍计算器rubber band 橡皮带stamp 印章inkpad 印泥tray 托盘
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Useful Expressions
身为秘书 , 为你的上司感兴趣和关心的事提供剪报档案 。
1. As a secretary, you have to maintain a clipping file on your boss’ interests
and concerns.
尽量为你的上司作缓冲人或中间人。 2. Try to make yourself a buffer or go-between for your boss.
订购办公用品及办公设备 , 整理各类档案是秘书日常工作很重要的一部分。
3. Ordering supplies and equipment for the office or filing papers of many
types are important parts of a secretary’s routine.
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Describe Office Routine
Useful Expressions
此外 , 有时候你还得为上司作私人事务记录并处理其进出钱款。
4. Besides, sometimes you are asked to keep personal records or do personal
banking for him/her.
会中和会后 , 你要笔录口授内容并用电脑誊清。
5. During and after meetings, you need to take dictations and transcribe notes
on the computer.
像钉书针和回形针这类的办公用品都放在橱柜里。
6. Office items like staples and paper clips are kept in the cupboard.
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Describe Office Routine
Useful Expressions
秘书应该非常熟练地操作和维护所有的办公自动化设备 ,如复印机、电脑、打
印机、扫描仪或者传真机等 。
7. A secretary should be very skillful at operating and maintaining all the
automatic office machines like duplicator, computer, printer, scanner or
facsimile machine, etc.
一名合格的秘书应该擅长拟写各种信件并协助准备各类报告。
8. A qualified secretary should be good at composing letters and assisting in
preparing various reports.
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Describe Office Routine
Useful Expressions
Describe Office Routine
你要为所有的档案柜做一个非常清晰的索引。
9. You may make a very clear index to all of your filing cabinets.
作为优秀的秘书 , 你的打字能力应该是无可挑剔的 , 所以要努力使自己成为一
名快速、准确而又优雅的打字员。
10. As a good secretary, your ability in typewriting must be beyond reproach,
trying to make yourself a fast, accurate and elegant typist.
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Useful Expressions
Inquiry of the Specific Work
李先生 , 这封信你是希望打印在公司专用纸上还是用手写 ?
1. Miss Li, would you like the letter typed on company paper or handwritten?
好的 ,先生。我要用一般的商业书信格式打吗 ?
2. Yes, sir. Shall I type it in the usual business letter format?
我是否要在这封信上签您的名字呢 ?
3. Shall I sign this letter in your name?
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你是要我用速记的方式 , 还是用录音带记录呢 ?
4. Would you like me to take this in shorthand or record it on cassette tape?
Useful Expressions
Inquiry of the Specific Work
这些是你所要的布莱迪个案的全部文件 ,依日期顺序排列的 ,需要我现在就帮
您查找吗 ?
5. Here are the files you requested on the Broody case, arrayed by date.
Shall I check it for you now?
您要我拿一份希尔斯的账目来吗 ?
6. Would you like me to get a copy of the Sears, Account?
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让我来处理此事 , 好吗 ?
7. Would you please leave it to me?
我需要帮你处理这封信吗 ?
8. Shall I take care of this letter for you?
Useful Expressions
对于这份报告 ,您还有什么要补充的吗 ?
9. Do you have anything to add to the report?
这会儿我能帮您做什么 ?您还需要别的什么东西吗 ?
10. Now, is there anything I can do for you? Do you need anything else?
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Inquiry of the Specific Work
Sample Writing
Section 1: Layout of a Business Letter
A business letter is a letter written in formal language, usually used when
writing from one business organization to another, or for correspondence between
such organizations and their customers, clients and other external parties.
Business letters (in the United States) usually contain the following information
(in this order): letterhead or sender’s address, date of writing, recipient’s
address, salutation or greeting, message (body of the letter), closing, signature,
printed name, and position of sender.
In some situations, a business letter may also include the following optional
information, enclosures (Encl:), courtesy copy recipients (cc:), correspondence
reference No. (initials of the typist) and postscript.
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Sample Writing
商务信函是商务机构之间 , 或商务机构与其客户和其他外部团体之间用非常正式的语言表述的一种写作文体。美式的商务信函通常包括以下写作要素 : 公司抬头或发信人的地址、写信日期、收信人地址、问候语、正文、结束语、签名、打印名、写信人头衔。 在有些情况下 , 商务信函还包括以下选项 :附件、副本抄送、档案编号 ( 打字员姓名首字母 ) 和附笔。
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Section 1: Layout of a Business Letter
Sample Writing
Sample
15th February 2002
Your ref: Bon/ Ken/ 21
Our ref: 25 RW/KB
Mr. Clark Kent,
ACME Printing Co.
180 Dally Planet Building,
Superman Drive,
78555 NY.
Dear Mr. Kent,
I am returning this letter with a recent shipment of 300 imprinted T-shirts
(order # 234A5) along with a copy of our original purchase order.
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Sample Writing
Sample
As stated, the logo should be reproduced in our corporate logo color. The
logos on the T-shirts you sent are black, which is unacceptable.
Please make necessary corrections and send another shipment of 300 T-
shirts (with the correct logo colors) by the 10th of March. We need them for a
company event that starts on the 20th of March.
Thank you for your prompt attention on this matter.
Sincerely,
Tony Braxton
Miss Tony Braxton
Head of Purchasing
Encl: a copy of our original purchase order
CC: Mr. Henry Simon
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Sample Writing
Addressing an envelope properly helps get your letter to the correct
destination on time.
Write the sender’s name and/or the company’s name on the first line of the
address.
Add the sender’s street address (include Ave., St. as well as apartment office number) or post office (P.O.) box number on the second line.
Print the city name followed by a space, the two-letter capitalized state
abbreviation and the ZIP code on the third line.
Include the country name, in capital letters on the fourth line of the address.
Print the mailing address in the center of the envelope or package, putting
each element of the address in the same order as outlined above.
Attach proper postage to the upper right-hand corner of the envelope.
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Section 2: Format of a Business Envelope
Sample Writing
正确书写信封地址能确保你的信件及时送达目的地。在左上角首行写明发信人姓名或公司名称。第二行写上发信人地址 (包括街道、单元或办公室号码 ), 及邮局邮箱号码。第三行写城市名 , 然后空格 ,州名的两个首字母大写及邮政编码。第四行大写国家名。在信封中间写上收信人地址 ,参照发信人地址书写样式和顺序。在右上角贴上正确的邮资。
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Section 2: Format of a Business Envelope
Sample Writing
Sample
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Addressing an Envelope
Exercises
Listen to the following passage carefully and fill in the blanks according
to what you hear.
1. Listening.
How to become 1 and 2 a new working
surrounding as soon as possible? Here are some suggestions for you. Firstly, to
have 3 towards the work so that you are more
likely to get involved in 4 Secondly, to learn how to
5 because you are completely 6 Thirdly, to
7 and don’t attempt to 8 showing
how smart you are, Lastly, don’t always criticize and 9
about any unreasonable things to prove you are 10 .
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a popular new staff __________________ adapt to __________
a gentle and balanced mood __________________________
the current team ________________;
inexperienced_______________;obey the others _______________
break the rules of a game _______________________follow the rituals ________________
complain too much ___________________
perfectionist ______________
Exercises
2. Role play.
Suppose you are a new secretary at the personnel office and this is the first
day for you to report to work,you knock at the door and enter the office,the head
of the office greets you and introduces you to all the other officemates,then you
are told what to do at your position
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Exercises
3. Interpret the following Chinese expressions and complete the dialogue.
A: It may help to start the thinking processes by taking a close look at
1 ( 所有日常的秘书工作职责 ).
B: Yes, I think it is important not to see your work as a separate entity
2 (独立存在的 ),but as something
3
( 有助于他人或得到他人工作支持的 ).
A: Could you please specify some of the usual secretarial duties?
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all the usual secretarial duties____________________________.
which supports or is supported by the work of others ___________________________________________________
which exists in isolation ________________________
Exercises
3. Interpret the following Chinese expressions and complete the dialogue.
B: For example, meet people who come to the office and
4 ( 替你的上司安排约会 ) and
5 ( 并与他们保持联系 ).
A: Yes, you get it.
B: Another example, you are always expected to 6
( 安排会议所需要的材料 ),take and type minutes of
meetings and 7
( 记录大会发言 ).
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make appointments you’re your boss __________________________________
keep track of them ____________________
during conferences
arrange materials needed
___________________
________________________
record speeches being delivered at conferences ___________________________________________
Exercises
4. Practical Writing.
Task 1: Please put all the following information of a business letter into the
right positions.
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Exercises
4. Practical Writing.
Task 1: Please put all the following information of a business letter into the
right positions.
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A: Enclosure:price list
B: The initials:JB/Ms,
C: Subject Line:Re:Sales of Silk
D: Salutation:Dear Sir(s),
E: The Complementary Close:Yours very trulyF: Date :August 2,2008
G: Signature:John Smith
H: Postscript (p.s.), Don’t forget, September 20 is the deadline of delivery
I: Writer’s name and or Title
Exercises
4. Practical Writing.
Task 1: Please put all the following information of a business letter into the
right positions.
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J: Receiver’s Inside addressMr. John Bellow, Customer Service ManagerThe Atlantic Co. Inc. San Francisco 7, Cal. U. S. A
K: Letterhead AMERICAN TABLEWARES CO., LTD
8 EAST STREET NEW YORK7, N.Y.Tel: Fax:
L: CC Peter Mills, COA Co.M: Ref. No. Our ref: BON/20 Your ref: 123 RW/KSN: Body of the letter
Exercises
4. Practical Writing.
Task 2: You are asked to write an envelop to one of your clients, Mr. Tony
Black, whose exact address of correspondence is Hotwig
Industry,123 factory blvd, Anytown AB 987654-4862. The sender’s
address is your own.
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Exercises
5. Reading Activity.
A wide range of duties that were once given to managerial and professional
staff are now delegated to secretaries and administrative assistants due to office
automation and organizational restructuring. Currently several secretaries and
administrative assistants train and inform new staff, perform Internet research
and use the latest technology in offices. In spite of these recent changes, their
usual and fundamental responsibilities have stayed constant — conducting and
organizing an office’s administrative duties and events, as well as receiving and
handling information for distribution to staff and clients.
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Exercises
5. Reading Activity.
Secretaries’ and administrative assistants’ responsibilities include various
administrative and clerical duties needed to run a company efficiently and
smoothly. Some duties include, serving as an office information manager
arranging and scheduling meetings or appointments, organizing and preserving
paper and computer files, managing projects, handling travel arrangements
performing research, and distributing information through the use of telephone
mail, and email.
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Exercises
5. Reading Activity.
Many machines — facsimile machines, photocopiers, and telephone systems —
are used by secretaries and administrative assistants to aid them in these tasks.
Additionally, secretaries and administrative assistants work on per
sonal computers to develop spreadsheets, write correspondence, supervise databases,
and produce presentations, reports, and documents as they use desktop publishing
software and computer graphics. All of these tasks were previously performed by
managers and professionals. Concurrently, other office workers have taken the
responsibility for several tasks traditionally left to secretaries and administrative
assistants, such as typing and answering phones. Secretaries and administrative
assistants have the time to help out members of the executive staff, now that they
aren’t usually required to dictate and type. In numerous companies, secretaries and
administrative assistants work cooperatively with each other in order to make work
flexible and helpful to one another.
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Exercises
5. Reading Activity.
1. The fundamental duties of a secretary include
and
for the purpose of
2. The other duties mentioned include
and
Please fill in the blanks according to what you have learnt from the passages.
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conducting and organizing
an office’s administrative duties and events
_________________________
_____________________________________ receiving and handling
information for distribution to staff and clients
___________________
______________________________________
running a company efficiently and smoothly _____________________________________.
serving as an office information manager __________________________________,
arranging and scheduling meetings or appointments ____________________________________________,
organizing and preserving paper and computer file ____________________________________________,
handling travel arrangements _________________________, managing projects _________________,
performing research ___________________,
distributing information through the use of telephones, mail, and e-mail __________________________________________________________.
Exercises
5. Reading Activity.
3. The automatic office machines such as
and
are essential in today’s offices.
4. A secretary uses personal computer to
and
5. Some traditional routine such as and are
not expected to be done by secretaries.
Please fill in the blanks according to what you have learnt from the passages.
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facsimile machines, photocopiers,
telephone systems and personal computers
______________________________
______________________________________ personal computers ___________________
develop spreadsheets __________________________,
write correspondence __________________________,
supervise databases _________________________,
produce presentations, reports ____________________________ documents ____________.
answering phones ___________________ typing ________
Social Etiquette
Monitor the volume of your conversations. Be sensitive to how loudly you
may be speaking. Consider closing your office door and lowering your voice
whenever speaking in person or on the telephone.
Keep personal telephone conversations and emails brief and at a minimum.
Be ever mindful that others are nearby and that this is a place of business. Do
not use the company telephone, fax, or email, for any inappropriate and personal
matters.
Avoid the urge to be “helpful” in areas best left to the other person to handle
on their own.
How to practice Business Office Etiquette and Manners
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Social Etiquette
Sharing professional information is wonderful, gossiping is not. Only discuss
personnel matters directly with specific individuals, superiors, and management.
Be sensitive to scents and smells surrounding you. Save cologne and
perfume for social occasions.
Avoid foods with strong smells and aromas that will travel throughout the
office.
Keep your personal workspace clean and neat at all times. Generally, less is
better when it comes to office.
Use shared areas with respect and courtesy, for example, restroom or
kitchen, etc.
Maintain all shared items in “like new” condition and return borrowed
supplies in time.
How to practice Business Office Etiquette and Manners
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Social Etiquette
Group Disccussion
Study carefully about the following pictures and talk about them with your
partners whether they are proper behaviors at office, then give your reasons.
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