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Employee Etiquette

Stop the Enabling
Confront problem employees before the problems overrun your ability to deal with them. 

What Not to Wear
According to a global survey, attitudes about proper attire in the workplace differ from country to country, which leads to some interesting attitudes about perceived workplace “slackers” and “achievers.”  

Tweak Your Style To Match The Continent
Tips on conducting business with Britishers and Americans...

Checking Passive Aggression
Refuse to be a victim of such behavior.

SAMPLE POLICIES: International Code Of Conduct Policy
This International Code of Conduct Policy is intended to serve as a source of guiding principles  to direct officers, managers and employees on areas of ethical risk.

Dress To Kill: Impact Of Grooming At Workplace
Three-fourth respondents feel that 'well dressed people are taken more seriously at work place’: TeamLease Services 

Ego Surfing Can Help Avoid Wipeouts
While all professionals should protect their reputation by monitoring their online presence, this is especially critical for job seekers.

Social Media Etiquette: Communicate Behavioral Expectations
Etiquette gurus agree that there is not a one-size-fits-all “standard” for the scratch-your-chin questions on proper social media behavior at work.

Your Dress Sense Speaks Volumes
The importance of workplace attire in different countries can't overemphasised as an increasing number of professionals travel.