7 Workplace Etiquette Tips to Build Stronger Relationships
If you've ever wondered why some colleagues tend to be particularly well liked and well respected, try these techniques for subtly improving your interactions with others.
00:00 Why bother with work etiquette?
00:48 Tip #1: Teach colleagues how to fish
01:20 Tip #2: Update signature with OOO
02:20 Tip #3: Schedule emails around holidays
02:57 Tip #4: Share access before meeting
03:48 Tip #5: Last minute meeting re-schedules
04:30 Tip #6: Follow up strategically
05:10 Tip #7: Say no without burning bridges
In this HBR collaboration with KZread creator Jeff Su ( / jeffsu , you'll learn how to earn respect, build trust, and ultimately be liked at work--all by being a little more mindful of your colleagues.
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Thanks for having me again HBR 😁
@SafiullahWasiullah
2 жыл бұрын
Perfectly explained Jeff Su. Following you since ur 1st video watched on HBR.
@vivekprajapati4787
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Jeff can you suggest how can one make personality like yours, u are so energetic. (product marketing manager) in short how to be a product marketing manager kind of personality?
@JeffSu
2 жыл бұрын
@@vivekprajapati4787 Passion about a topic can help anyone come off as energetic! I'm actually a pretty introverted guy in real life!
@sandrass560
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Jeff Su for this wonderful topic.
@JeffSu
2 жыл бұрын
@@sandrass560 you’re very welcome!!
Bro, you are not only extremely hilarious, you are crazy practical. Love your channel and your vibe, keep it up!
Thanks HBR ,very useful！Jeff is like an angel in offer productivity tips and inspiration！
I'm definitely going to implement ALL of these. Thank you!
That was great, Jeff. Thanks for the wise advice!
Thanks for the excellent advice!
Jeff, I'm happy to see you again at HBR, the channel that introduced me to you. 😁 My favorite so far has been Tip #2, but I'll try to see if I can implement others as well.
Thank you so much.
Awesome content! Thank you so much for sharing 😊
Great tips, Jeff. Thank you :) Also, 02:32 you've got a chat with J.K. Rowling in your calendar!! I'm so jealous!
Great video! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
awesome...hell bent on winning at workplace now
Thank You
Satya @ Nutella made me laugh hard and I really don't know why!!
Nice! Will be nice to learn from outlook
2:50 got me crying 😭😂😂
I like the OOO callout. That’s different.
Here's another couple of tips you can learn from this video: 1) Don't wave your hands on the other person's face (or, if Zoom, on the camera) with every other word you say as if you were high on Red Bull. 2) Excessive pleasantries can make you sound sarcastic, especially in an email where the recipient has no other clues as to what the tone of the sender is. This creates the opposite effect to what you intended.
I want to share another tip about audio messages via WhatsApp: it is so annoying to receive an audio message (worse if it's a long one) without any clarification. So my etiquette is simple: before the audio, I write the subject of the message and if it is urgent or not. For example: "Hi, about the last meeting, not urgent" and after this message, I say what I need to say. A lot of people thank me because of this simple behavior.
Hi Jeff, Thanks for this it's helpful, but I have to comment that you talked way too fast.
This is basically calendar management. Get promoted and get a human assistant. That's it.
I want to know why when a coworker is violated or "wronged" why all their coworkers turn away and pretend they didn't see anything. They put their horse blinders on and say, when questioned, they don't know anything. Its BS and it needs to stop. Instead speak up!!!!