Question

Cleanliness rules for office

Answer 1

 
Office Space DO: Tasteful photos, simple decorations, and plenty of room to store two sets of coats, bags, and personal gear.Office Space DON'T: Loudly discussing the details of a deal you're working on while your office mate sits (with her fingers in her ears) crunching numbers. 

Office Space DO: Keep your cell phone on low (or silent) and set your personal volume to low, too. Save private phone calls for your lunch break.Office Space DON'T: A fragrance overload of Tahitian Vanilla body lotion followed up by a spritz or two of Angel perfume.Office Space DO: Use light or nonscented lotions and save the personal grooming (nail filing, eyebrow maintenance, flossing… gross!) for the bathroom at home.Office Space DON'T: Spending the first 20 (okay, sometimes 30) minutes of every day chatting with your office companion about your date last night or Britney's latest escapades.Office Space DO: Keep your chatter and gossip to an absolute minimum. You don't want your boss to think the sole reason you come to work every day is to socialize.Office Space DON'T: Piles of paper, garbage that needs to be taken out, and stacks and stacks of recycling.Office Space DO: Try to keep your office neat. For some people, a messy desk and stacks of paper are a sign of creativity. For others, this is their worst nightmare. Keeping things clean shows respect for yourself and the people you work with.Office Space DON'T: Contributing to nasty shared kitchen behavior by pilfering other people's Diet Pepsis, leaving dirty dishes in the sink, or storing lunch leftovers well past their prime.