Business rules and etiquette norms in the workplace wine field

Rule number one, although the wine table is "affectionate, it is stuffy; Love is shallow, lick it. "But never talk about it when drinking.

Rule 2: Keep a low profile, broadcast in a thick set, and never fill it up as soon as you get on the wine table.

Rule 3: Leaders drink each other before it's their turn to respect each other.

Rule 4: You can respect one person by many people, and never respect many people by one person unless you are a leader.

Rule 5: Respect others by yourself. If you don't touch glasses, how much you drink depends on the situation, such as the amount of alcohol and the attitude of the other party. You must never drink less than the other party. You should know that you respect others by yourself.

Rule number six, respect others by yourself. If you clink glasses, say, I'll finish it, and you'll get pregnant if you like.

Rule 7: Since you are in a humble position, remember to add more wine to the leader. Don't drink for the leader blindly, that is, you have to replace him, and you have to pretend that you drink because you want to drink, not to replace him. For example, leader A can't be a good drinker. You can stop people who are going to worship leader A by beating around the bush.

Rule 8: Pick up the glass (beer glass), grab the glass with your right hand, and pad the bottom of the glass with your left hand. Remember that your glass is always lower than others. If you are a leader, be sensible and don't put too low, otherwise how can you be a man below?

Rule 9: If there is no special person present, you'd better touch the wine in the right order, and don't show favoritism.

Etiquette that should be paid attention to in the workplace

1. Basic principles of dress

(1) According to one's age, gender, body shape, occupation, status, etc., one should dress to show beauty for oneself and avoid shortcomings while hiding others.

(2) it is to conform to the norms and pay attention to collocation.

(3) Wear different clothes on different occasions. Business occasions should be traditional and conservative; social occasions should be fashionable and beautiful; leisure occasions should be comfortable and natural.

second, what manners should you pay attention to when asking for directions?

When asking someone for directions, be warm and polite, and address them appropriately according to their age, gender and status. When the other party tells you the route you should take, thank you. If the other party can't answer, thank you.

Third, the correct attitude should be maintained when drinking

It is up to the guests whether to drink or not; What wine to drink and how much to drink are up to the Lord; The host toasts without persuading, not to stir or make trouble with wine; Drinking too much on festive occasions.

4. Public places mainly refer to

theaters, stadiums (gymnasiums), dance halls, shopping malls, hospitals, tourist attractions, meeting places (conference rooms), libraries, reading rooms, waiting rooms, waiting rooms, cars, trains, ships and airplanes.

5. How to be a civilized and polite qualified citizen

Beautiful in language and soul; Humble and courteous, open-minded and enterprising; Elegant and natural; Dress appropriately and behave in a dignified manner; Be polite and punctual; Pay attention to hygiene and health; Civilization notice, improve consciousness; Public places, civilized and polite.

VI. How should citizens and visitors take care of the green space

(1) Do not enter the green space to take photos, play or sit.

(2) Don't throw away waste such as melon skin, fruit core, cigarette butts and paper scraps.

(3) Take good care of the supporting facilities of green space and keep them complete and clean.

VII. How to be a civilized passenger

(1) We should consciously queue up, get up and down in order and not be crowded.

(2) consciously give up your seat for inconvenient passengers.

(3) it is necessary to maintain hygiene. Fourth, there are no inflammable, explosive and other dangerous goods.

eight, civilized use of mobile phones

(1) mobile phones should be carried in briefcases or special mobile phone bags, and don't hold hands and parade around the city.

(2) When using a mobile phone, you should not shout in front of people.

(3) Turn off the mobile phone during meetings and performances, and stop using it in certain places such as airplanes and hospitals.

IX. Keep public places clean

Do not spit, throw peels, scraps of paper, sundries, etc. Do not smoke in places where smoking is prohibited; Keep public facilities clean.

11. Do not litter

It is best not to eat food with cores, shells and skins in public places. If you want to eat food, you should put the skins and cores in bags in the garbage can. Packaging paper, boxes, cups, etc. should be put into the garbage bin. Shops, individual vendors, farmers and vendors selling vegetables should set up special containers to provide convenience for customers. Domestic garbage in government shops and residential areas along the street should be dumped at the designated place according to the specified time and method for removal.

XI. Do not spit everywhere

In public places with spittoons, spit into spittoons; in places without spittoons, spit into handkerchief, or spit into toilet paper that you carry with you, and put it in the garbage can. Under no circumstances, spit into the ground, or into dark corners, green lawns, or tree pits where people walk.

12. Etiquette in daily communication

(1) Handshaking ceremony: When shaking hands, let the lady, elder and superior reach out first to show respect. Usually the right hand holds hands, and sometimes the left hand can hold hands.

(2) bow and bow: bow three times in solemn occasions and one time in general occasions.

(3) nodding ceremony: nodding slightly to show politeness to people, suitable for more casual occasions.

(4) eye-gazing ceremony: When performing eye-gazing ceremony, you should take off your hat, stand at attention, hold your chest out, look up, and look straight ahead or at the recipient.

(5) wave: wave empty-handed, and say "hello", "goodbye" and other greetings and farewell words at the same time.

(6) Applause ceremony: generally means welcome, congratulations, approval, thanks, etc.

(7) Greeting ceremony: When you meet someone you know at a distance on public occasions, you usually raise your right hand and nod your head.

(8) Hugging ceremony: When interacting with foreign friends, the other party can "do as the Romans do" when taking the initiative to hug.

taboo of workplace etiquette

1. Calling the boss by his first name

People who call the boss by his first name in Chinese or English are sometimes senior supervisors who have a special friendship with the boss, and sometimes they are old friends who have known him for a long time. Unless the boss himself says, "Make yourself at home, you can call me XXX", otherwise subordinates should address the boss by "honorific terms", such as "Vice President Guo" and "Chairman Li".

2. Talking about personal phone calls at a high decibel level

It's already inappropriate to talk about personal phone calls in the company. If you still talk recklessly, it will make your boss crazy and affect your colleagues' work.

3. Don't turn off the cell phone in the meeting

"Turn off the phone or turn to vibration in the meeting" is the basic workplace etiquette. When someone is giving a briefing or doing something, the mobile phone rings below, and the meeting is bound to be disturbed, which is not only disrespectful to the people on the stage, but also to other people participating in the meeting.

4. Ask the boss to carry heavy objects

When you go out to negotiate with the boss, you should try your best to carry things and other actions, and it is impolite to ask the boss to carry half of the things with you. In addition, when male colleagues go out with female colleagues, if men can behave like gentlemen, help women carry things and open and close the car door, this thoughtful effort will win more popularity for you.

5. Call yourself "Mr./Ms."

When you call someone, don't leave a message saying, "Please tell him that I am Mr./Ms." The correct statement should be to say your name first, and then leave your professional title, for example, "Hello, my name is Wang, and I am the marketing director of OO Company. Would you please call me back when you get this message? My phone number is xxxxxxx, thank you for your transfer. "

6. Be late or leave early or arrive too early

Please don't be late or leave early regardless of work or meeting. If you need to be late and leave early, you must raise it the day before or earlier, and you can't just say it temporarily. In addition, it is impolite to arrive too early, because the host may not be ready, or there are other guests, which will cause trouble to the other party. If you have to arrive too early, you might as well call the host first and ask if you can advance the appointment. Otherwise, hang out first and then go in when the time is up.

7. Look at the high and don't look down, just say hello to the boss

Only say hello to the boss and other "high-ranking people", which is too realistic! Don't forget to say hello to the secretary or children around the boss.

8. It is very rude for the boss to treat you and choose expensive meals

It is very rude for others to treat you and choose expensive meals. The price is best around the catering price chosen by the host. If the host asks you to choose first, it is enough to choose the middle price, and don't take others' kindness as Kai Zi.

9. Don't drink water poured by others

It's impolite for the host to pour water for you to drink without touching a drop! No matter how much you are not thirsty or hate the drink, you should raise your glass and take a sip before you put it down. If the host makes tea or coffee himself, don't forget to praise him.

11. Wear whatever you want

Dressing casually may make you look youthful and distinctive. However, you should look like you are going to work when you go to work. Wearing professional work clothes will help to enhance your work image and is also a basic respect for your work.