Cubicle etiquette
Close-quarters rulesEven if there aren’t four walls and a door marking the area, you need to respect everyone else’s work space. Four etiquette rules:
- Don’t “prairie dog.” Walk around the partition to see a neighbor, instead of popping your head over the top. And as you walk down the passageways, don’t peek into each workstation.
- Grant your neighbors private time. Stagger lunch breaks to provide everyone a few minutes alone at their desks.
- Don’t chime in to conversations you hear over the wall. Whether it’s a work question you can answer or a private conversation you’d rather not hear, ignore comments that aren’t directed at you.
Keep lunch in the kitchen. Or, when you absolutely can’t leave your desk for a meal, choose foods without strong odors, and dispose of your trash in the kitchen, not in your own wastebasket.
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