Social Etiquette

1. Communication Etiquette

• Active listening: Give full attention when someone speaks.
• Polite speech: Use "please," "thank you," and "excuse me."
• Respect personal space: Avoid standing too close.
• Maintain eye contact: Shows confidence and respect.
• Avoid interrupting: Let others finish speaking before responding.

2. Dining Etiquette

• Use utensils properly: Fork in the left, knife in the right.
• Chew with your mouth closed: Avoid making noise.
• Wait for everyone to be served: Before starting a meal.
• No elbows on the table: Maintain proper posture.
• Express gratitude: Thank the host or restaurant staff.

3. Workplace Etiquette

• Punctuality: Arrive on time for meetings and work.
• Respect colleagues' time: Avoid unnecessary interruptions.
• Professional dress code: Follow office attire guidelines.
• Email etiquette: Keep messages clear, concise, and professional.
• Acknowledge others: Greet colleagues and express appreciation.

4. Public Behavior Etiquette

• Hold the door for others: A simple act of kindness.
• Respect queues: Wait your turn in lines.
• Lower your voice: Avoid loud conversations in public places.
• Keep your phone on silent: In meetings, theaters, and public transport.
• Dispose of trash properly: Keep public spaces clean.

5. Online & Digital Etiquette

• Think before posting: Avoid offensive or controversial content.
• Respond politely to messages: Even if disagreeing.
• Avoid spamming: Don’t flood groups with unnecessary messages.
• Respect privacy: Do not share personal details of others.
• Use appropriate language: Keep online discussions professional and courteous.