Civility at Work
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- Is My Millennial Co-Worker a Narcissist, or Am I a Jealous Jerk?
There is also a woman down the hall who clips both her fingernails and HER TOENAILS, listens to music without headphones, and leaves the volume on her phone turned up so we can hear each time she receives a text or email. The noises don’t happen ... read more - Man Says He Won’t Give Up His Seat For Women “Because They Never Do It For Me”
If you’ve ever taken public transport before, you know the whole “etiquette” thing can be quite a minefield ... They have a long day at work, they’re knackered and if she’s physically able, why should I give up my seat for her?” ... read more - Jeanty v. Precision Pipeline Solutions LLC
Patane v. Clark, 508 F.3d 106, 113 (2d Cir. 2007) (internal quotations and alterations omitted). Ultimately, to survive a motion to dismiss, “a plaintiff need only plead facts sufficient to support the conclusion that she was faced with ‘harassment ... read more - What the In-Crowd Won’t Tell You About Nursing Practices and TheoriesAlaksiej Lavonczyk is a media activist and social media expert from Minsk, Belarus. He had been in charge of the training projects for the NGOs and media on building their capacity in online campaigning and end-user security. Alaksiej had also acted as a ... read more
- Why Niceness Weakens Our Witness
When we turn to it for promotions in our workplace, preference in our community ... a lack of spiritual formation. When our civility isn’t rooted in something sturdy and deep, when our good behavior isn’t springing from the core of who we are but ... read more - Is It Ever Acceptable to FaceTime in Public?
which emoji are acceptable at work, whether that email was rude or just terse. Tech Etiquette seeks to put these divisive issues to rest, or at least to offer a voice of reason in a an ... read more - Three mindsets of a successful long-distance leader
In fact, what we used to call the workplace, doesn’t always have a “place” associated ... of leadership haven’t changed – we are still dealing with human and group behavior – how we lead must change to support a remote team and help its team ... read more - Dining-Out Etiquette Rules That Should Come Back
There are many kinds of etiquette, of course: golf or tennis etiquette, high society etiquette, workplace etiquette, table etiquette. A longtime specialist in etiquette, The Emily Post Institute ... read more - CEO Stephen Paskoff of workplace training and consulting company ELI, Inc. to discuss how to address volatile news topics in the workplacePractical tips and tools for dealing with sensitive issues in the news at work. How organizations can foster productive ... With the proper training, civility in the workplace can be taught. And, as we've seen with the rise of the #MeToo movement and ... read more
- How to develop the art of leadership
We often hear how the youth are the future of the nation, and it is very important to inculcate values and skills into the younger generation which make them stand out and lead the way in future. What is Leadership? Leadership is the ability to maintain ... read more - Why Employees Are Passive about Bad Workplace Behavior
Sixty-three percent of survey respondents who witnessed behavior at work that was disruptive to culture, productivity, or the business didn't report it. ... read more - 5 Office Etiquette to Live By
But peppering non-conventional and uncivil language in the workplace can backfire. A recent survey by CareerBuilder found that 81 percent of employers doubt the intelligence of those who swear at work ... on their opinion or behavior. ... read more