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Office Code Of Conduct

By : [email protected]

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Learning Objectives …Standard principle for efficient work environment

Office Etiquettes

Business Ethics

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What is code of conduct?

What is office code of conduct ?

Why you should know office code of

conduct ?

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Why Office Code Of

Conduct ?(Story)

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The entire code of conduct that a trainee shall follow at his professional workplace can be

broadly classified into three categories:

I. Standard principles for efficient work environment.

II. Office Etiquettes

III. Business Ethics

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Standard Principles For Efficient Work Environment

1. Punctuality2. Communication

a. Communication with Seniors

b. Communication with Clients

c. Informal Communication3. Documentation4. File Maintenance5. Data record in soft format

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Punctuality

Punctuality Is Required in all walks of Life, weather in our work or at home .

Benefits of being Punctual are..

It reflects that you understand the value of

Time you respect your time and

work You can be counted on

It’s the Sign of respect for others and their time

It’s the Habit which comes out of Discipline

Meet deadlines easily

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Communication at

Work Place Communication with

clients Do maintain good cordial

communication with clients staff (will know

their satisfaction, requirement ,other client’s reference)Don’t make lose

statementsDon’t say anything

negative about your organization

Don’t communicate directly without senior’s

authorization

Communication with seniors

Give regular Updates

Don’t Presume ,Commu

nicate Clearly Don’t argue

Don’t wait until the last minute

Informal Communicati

on

Don’t talk badly about

your co workers

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Documentation & It’s Importance

Human Mind’s Limitation

Repetition and Duplication

Facilitates Shifting of client /assignment to

successor .

Provide evidence in case of any disputes

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File Maintenance

Importance of any information documented or recorded can be valued

only if the same can be retrieved at the right time.

Numbering the filesClassified into Sections Sequentially ArrangedMaster record shall be

maintained List Of Files

File Cover Label

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Data Record in

Soft Format

Never record data in personal folder or desktop.

There may be separate folder for each client

A proper tree structure will enable efficient data retrieval.

Every folder and each file should be properly named

so as to reflects its content.

Naming file with personal names or abstract latter shall be avoided.

Use of personal pen drive should also be avoided as it puts official data more

prone to virus.

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II. Office EtiquettesEtiquette refers to the conventional

requirements of social behavior.

In more simple terms , it means knowing how to act .

Below are some ways you can practice good office

etiquettes.

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You should always be dressed as per official dress code in a workplace even if you are a

trainee.

It automatically inculcates a sense of discipline and responsibility.

It gives a good impression to your seniors and when you meet a client, you are taken

more seriously by them.

Casual dressing reflects a casual attitude towards work.

Dress Code

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You must always look neat.

clothes shall be clean and properly ironed.

Hair should be properly combed and in case of females ,should also be neatly tied

up

Proper shave and make sure that Polished shoes

A shabby, untidy appearance is not pleasant to eyes and leaves a bad impression.

Appearance

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Wishing Good morning /noon/evening…

Say “Thank You” Or Sorry for Wishing your co- workers on

special occasionsAlways wear a cheerful smile on

your face.

Greetings

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Introducing people to each other is common in business.

Never omit an introduction of a new person. Say the highest-ranking person’s name first.

For example, say the name of your clients, senior executives and your boss first and then

say the person’s name you are introducing them to.

Standup while you are being introduced.

There may also be situations where you have to introduce yourself to a client.

In such situations, give your full name and the organization you are representing.

Introduction

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Shaking hands with someone can leave a powerful impression.

While introducing yourself or being introduced or greeting somebody, a

firm handshake made with direct eye contact sets the foundation for a

pleasant conversation.

Even women shall extend their hands when greeting someone or being

introduced.

Men and women are equal in the workplace.

Handshakes

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When you meet people, pay attention to their names and use first

names only when given permission.

Calling someone by name in next meeting

will leave a good impression on him/her

for a long term.

Pay attention to names

….Mr.Jacky

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Always pay attention while you are in a meeting or

discussions with your team.

It’s very bad form to be caught with your mind

wandering or to have no clue as to what actually took

place.

Be a good listener and take notes.

Don’t interrupt unless you absolutely have to.

Be a good listener

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Always ask if it’s a good time

to talk to them & you are not disturbing

! Be clear what you want

to say Make list of points to be

discussedKeep personal calls minimum and short Speak in low voice

DO’s Don’t spend too much

time on calls Don’t speak while

having food in your mouth

Don’t call at odd hours unless needed

Don’t on speaker mode if others are not

involvedDon’t keep on long hold

Don’ts

Telephone Etiquettes

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If you are eating at your desk, make sure you’re not disruptive to others.

Foods that emit powerful odors which can distract others and make them feel

uncomfortable shall be avoided.

In addition, watch noises such as loud chewing and swallowing, crunching and

smacking lips.

Eating Etiquettes

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No good ever comes from gossip and it only hurts

others.

it will look as if you don’t have your priorities in order.

Your superiors will think twice about sharing

confidential information with you.

Avoid office gossip

Un-Clutter your desk

If it’s messy and cluttered, you’ll probably have

difficulty locating necessary items.

business associates will not regard you in a favourable light due to the untidiness

of your workspace.

No one likes to wait

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Don’t read other workmate’s memos, notes or taxes.

Don’t pick up your co-workers belongings from their desks

Without their permission or log onto another person’s

computer unless permitted to do so.

Respect the privacy of those

around you

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Take regular bath.

People tend to miss their own smells,

but everyone else in the office knows what you smell

like.

Use perfumes or deodorants ,but not the strong one ,

because their smell may be uncomfortable to others and may create allergies to your

co- workers

Be sensitive to smell

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Keep your music to yourself

Avoid hearing music in the workplace.

It causes distraction to others.

Still, if permitted during leisure time, keep the volume non-

existent by wearing headphones.

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EmailsUse formal language

Avoid to forward irrelevant mail and jokes

E-mail shall carry sender’s name and

contact details at the end .

E-mail id should sound professional

Fax Fax should always include : your contact information

Date and number of pages They should not be sent

unsolicited as they waste the other

person’s paper And tie up the lines

Electronic Communication Etiquette

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Conference Call

Conference call etiquette entails introducing all the participants at the beginning of the call so everyone

knows who is in attendance.

Since you’re not able to see other participants’ body language and non-verbal clues, it is very important to

communicate very clearly.

Do not interrupt someone and don’t put anyone on speakerphone

until you have asked permission to do so.

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Business Ethics

Maintain Confidentiality of client

Maintain Honesty to the seniors

Subordination of individual goals to organizational goals

Don’t accept gifts/favours from clients

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