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Loyalty Leader® Team Building Training Seminars
Cubicle Etiquette - How to Create a Pleasant and Productive Workplace
Cubicles or “cubies” abound whether you work in a Fortune 500 company or a small family-owned business. Cubicles serve the purpose of allowing many employees to occupy a single floor while providing an enclosed workspace. When you don’t qualify for the corner office, a “cubie” can be a “home away from home,” a place where you can hang family photos and even funny, yet tasteful, cartoons. But, if you’re currently housed in a cubicle, you know that there is no such thing as privacy. Shared workspace is like working in a fishbowl.
During this interactive, humorous seminar, Debra J. Schmidt will teach you 32 easy-to-follow rules of cubicle etiquette that will help strengthen relationships with your workplace neighbors... co-workers
Here are just some of the secrets you’ll learn:
- How to greatly reduce noise
- How to handle private conversations
- Food and smell etiquette
- The do’s and don’ts of cellular phones in the workplace
- How to reduce the number of interruptions
- Cubicle decorating tips
- Tech etiquette -- screen savers, answering machines and more
- Many more tried and true tips guaranteed to improve any workplace environment
- How to develop a cubicle code of ethics for your department
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It is always such a pleasure to open my email and find more quick tips from you.
I work in the area of Customer Service and Privacy within Taranaki District Health Board in New Plymouth on the west coast of the north island of New Zealand. We are always working towards providing the best customer service that we can and your newsletter has so many articles that are easily adapted to our needs here in New Zealand.
Many thanks for the wonderful job that you are doing!
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Maggie Malin
Customer Services/Privacy Officer
Taranaki District Health Board
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