DOS-AND-DONTS-FOR-Work Immersion

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DOS and

don’ts
DOS
DOS:
1. Do arrive early and have a sense of
greeting.
2. Have a sense of excuse.
3. Knock first before you enter an office.
4. Stand on your own, speak ang give
order independently. (never mention
the order came from somebody)
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DOS:
5. All request, proposals, attachment,
and other documents must be in a black
and white, crumpled free with envelop
or folder for approval. The letter must
always have the date, signature and
label “received” with signature of the
receiving party.

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DOS:
6. Dress in a respectable attire during
work immersion.
7. Inform your colleague if there is a
message addresses to him/her.
8. Use time properly and officially.
9. Refrain from revealing, conveying,
and/or divulging any administrative
concerns to avoid intrigues and gossip.
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DOS:
10. Your voice must be modulated always.
11. Know where to sit.
12. Flush the toilet bowl after using.
13. Keep waste always in the trash bin.
14. Inform or update your superior
immediately after the task/order given
to you is accomplished.

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DOS:
15. Be kind and candid to your
co-employees
16. Be responsible, polite and friendly to
client or employee.
17. Do taking notes during meetings,
orientation, etc.
18. Do create a proper personal email
address.
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DOS:
19. Be down-to-earth
20. Be competent and flexible.
21. Do wear a smile
22. Be HONEST ALWAYS

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Don’tS
Don’ts
1. Avoid laughing or making frequent joke
to your co-employee.
2. Avoid burping when somebody is near
you.
3. Avoid frequently texting your superior
(send it in a on-time manner)
4. Don’t intervene if your superior has a
conversation with somebody.
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Don’ts
5. Don’t make joke to stranger over the
phone nor entertain nonsense call.
6. Don’t be hardheaded.
7. Don’t call the attention of others if
there
is a solution to a problem.
8. Don’t be an Onion Skin Type(talk in a
nice manner.
9. Don’t re-echo what is being said to
you.
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Don’ts
10. Don’t make reason when there’s an
available solution to a problem.
11. Don’t sing where the client is near you.
12. Don’t slip or lay down your head on
the table during office hours.
13. Don’t do a “pass the buck” to client
(avoid dribbling and passing. Know your
responsibilities)
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Don’ts
14. Don’t be a “tale bearer” and never
include your superior inn a nonsense
conversation.
15. Don’t be absent-minded, this will
jeopardize the operation of the office.
16. Don’t arrogant to your superior.
17. Never use works to superior like
“IKAW” or “SAYO”. Page  13
Don’ts
18. Never give cellphone number or
personal information without
asking permission.
19. Never use the chair if you don’t
know how to return it.
20. Never engage in a quarrel with
the client.
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Don’ts
21. Never say that the company
belongs to somebody.
22. Never involve or mention the
name and title of the head of the
institution in a non-sense
conversation or a crap talk.

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Don’ts
23. Never invite, join or attend any
personal activity or gathering
together with employees of cashier
offices.
24. Shyness has no place for
somebody needs a progress.
25. Never complain the work given to
you.
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Don’ts
26. Don’t “REPLY ALL” to an email
chain.
27. Don’t bring your emotions into
the office.
28. Don’t use emojis or multiple
exclamation points (if any) in work
email and papers.

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Don’ts
29. Don’t talk back to your
critics/supervisors.
30. Don’t forget that at work social,
you’re still at work.
31. Don’t use cellphone during office
hours/duty.

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Thank You !!!

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