| 1. Turn off your cell
phone when meeting customers and other
employees. They deserve your undivided
attention. |
| 2. Don't use those
funky annoying ring tones. You might like
them but others will consider it
unprofessional. |
| 3. Don't talk loudly
so others can hear you from a distance (not
everyone appreciates your discussions)! |
| 4. Keep your business
calls to the point and short. You have other
work to do. |
| 5. When you are having
an important meeting and a call or text
comes through. Finish your conversation and
then call them back at an appropriate time
and place. Think about it before the
technological innovations people handled
business deals without interrupting
meetings. |
| 6. Refrain from public
emotional discussions. Tell them you will
call them back in a quiet and appropriate
location. |
| 7. Remember you are in
the public and any decisions or directions
you make might be heard. You never know who
is listening, might be your competition! |
| 8. Corporate spying is
alive and well, texts and cell phones can be
intercepted using modern technology.
|
| 9. Avoid texting and
cell phone conversations during your
personal times. Your date, family or special
friends will appreciate your consideration.
No business deal is worth the love and
friendship of those close to you. |
| 10. Don't text or
talk holding the cell phone while driving.
This is very dangerous to you and other
drivers. |
