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Workplace Ethics & Office Etiquette Value Pack
Workplace Ethics & Office Etiquette Value Pack
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Workplace Ethics 172 slides with Participant Handout
Does it appear that 'profit at any cost' is more important than running an ethical, fair company? Even if you don't think about Workplace Ethics, you can be pretty sure that someone in your organization does. Workplace Ethics affects organization's culture, relationships, public image, teamwork, productivity and much more. In fact, good ethics is good business. Workplace ethics are also called “business ethics”.
Did you know that... If you work 40 hours a week from age 20-65 you will work just over 90,000 hours in your lifetime.
Office Etiquette 207 slides with Participant Handout
First impressions are important! Etiquette refers to the conventional requirements of social behavior or simply knowing how to act. Different situations require different types of etiquette. When it comes to business, you are a reflection of your company. Knowing how to behave in an office is essential. Those with office etiquette are promoted and given choice assignments. The definition of etiquette is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary and conventional norms within a society, social class, or group.
Did you know that... people who don't take office politics seriously are more successful and efficient at work. Employees who have more control over the layout and design of their workspace are healthier and happier in the office. Once an item is filed away, there is a 98% chance it will never be seen again. During thinking, we only use about 35% of our brains. A typist’s fingers travel 12.6 miles during an average workday. Difficulty focusing on the computer screen, short-term memory problems and trouble with basic math can be caused by a mere 2% drop in body water. Remember to stay hydrated during work hours.
Participant Handouts Included
You recieve a copy of our participant handout matching each presentation, which is an additional value of $20.00. These participant handouts are identical to the PowerPoint Presentation Content except that the content has been eliminated. Never simply show your presentation. Allow participants to take notes while listening to you, fostering greater interest and retention. Our PowerPoint Participant handouts saves any presentor valuable time in having to prepare the handout themselves.
Workplace Ethics
Does it appear that 'profit at any cost' is more important than running an ethical, fair company? Even if you don't think about Workplace Ethics, you can be pretty sure that someone in your organization does.Workplace Ethics affects organization's culture, relationships, public image, teamwork, productivity and much more. In fact, good ethics is good business. Workplace ethics are also called “business ethics”.
Click here to see the sample pdf.
If you work 40 hours a week from age 20-65 you will work just over 90,000 hours in your lifetime.
- Understand what workplace ethics compasses.
- Why you should be ethical and what you get out of being ethical.
- Identify how ethics affect teamwork, productivity and the public image.
- Understand ethic codes, values and ethic programs.
- Learn how to set up and implement ethic programs, and how to deal with its special challenges.
- Explore different ethical styles and learn how to address and resolve ethical dilemmas.
- Learn how to make moral decisions.
- Follow guidelines to create an effective code of conduct.
- Definition/s of workplace ethics
- Learning objectives for this presentation
- 7 points of Two examples
- 8 points of organization’s actions
- 13 points of What workplace ethics is and 6 points on why you need to be ethical
- 11 points of Ethics programs and 7 points on ethics programs as insurance
- 3 points of Ethics programs creating citizenship
- 4 points of Ethics programs building values
- 5 points of Ethics programs building image
- 8 points of Ethics programs offering more
- 10 points of Codes of values and 11 principles
- 6 points of Why have a code of ethics and 19 points on why have a code of conduct
- 4 points of Resources required and 22 points on ethics of justice
- 18 points of Ethics of care and 32 points on the 4 steps of resolving ethical dilemmas
- 16 points of Ethics programs and 19 points on structure
- 7 points of Publicizing the commitment and 9 points on training
- 9 points of Managing ethics as a process and 6 points on the bottom line
- 4 points of Avoiding ethical dilemmas and 5 point on custom made to fit you
- 5 points of Consulting key stakeholders and 8 points on bewaring of outsourcing
- 6 points of Grant forgiveness,5 points on mistakes and 11 points on special challenges
- 28 points of Key roles and responsibilities in ethics management
- 46 points of Decision making guides
- 49 points of Common ethic code provisions
- 52 points of Writing a code of ethics
- 16 points of Actions steps
Also included are: 0 diagrams/charts, & 19 high resolution photographs.
These participant handouts are identical to the PowerPoint Presentation Content except that the content has been eliminated. Never simply show your presentation. Allow participants to take notes while listening to you, fostering greater interest and retention. Our PowerPoint Participant handouts saves any presentor valuable time in having to prepare the handout themselves.
Accountability, Bribe, Business Ethics, Caveat Emptor, Code of Conduct, Code of Ethics, Conflict of Interest, Ethics Program, Fraud, Gray Area, Integrity, Morals, Ombudsman, Transparency, Values, Whistle-Blower, Workplace Ethics
The perfect companion to your presentation. Each ReadySetPresent glossary defines the relevant terms for each of our PowerPoint topics. This clear, concise and comprehensive resource offers you and your participants a common language. It's always nice to have your participants and you "on the same page" with the ability and confidence to understand and speak the lingo. Whether used before, during or after any session, this reference will add so much more value to your presentation and additional credibility. Each glossary goes above and beyond the content of the presentation. With these glossaries, you’ll never get stumped by a buzzword again.
Office Etiquette
First impressions are important! Etiquette refers to the conventional requirements of social behavior or simply knowing how to act. Different situations require different types of etiquette. When it comes to business, you are a reflection of your company. Knowing how to behave in an office is essential. Those with office etiquette are promoted and given choice assignments. The definition of etiquette is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary and conventional norms within a society, social class, or group.
Click here to see the sample pdf.
People who don't take office politics seriously are more successful and efficient at work. Employees who have more control over the layout and design of their workspace are healthier and happier in the office. Once an item is filed away, there is a 98% chance it will never be seen again. During thinking, we only use about 35% of our brains. A typist’s fingers travel 12.6 miles during an average workday. Difficulty focusing on the computer screen, short-term memory problems and trouble with basic math can be caused by a mere 2% drop in body water. Remember to stay hydrated during work hours.
- Understand why office etiquette is important
- Understand how/when you should use your cell phone, telephone, email and twitter at work
- Understand how to behave at office parties and business meals
- Learn important eating and bathroom etiquette
- Explore the different office attire standards
- Learn what is important when working in open and partitioned workplaces/offices
- Identify the challenges when you bring your dog into the office or you become a mother
- Follow gift giving and business greeting card sending guidelines for the office
- Explore important tele-class etiquette
- Practice your office etiquette regularly and develop an action plan for continued improvement
- Definition/s of office etiquette
- Etymology ' office
- Etymology ' etiquette
- Learning objectives for this presentation
- 20 points of Office etiquette and 5 rules of using your cell phone at work
- 6 points of Important calls and 5 points of finding a private place
- 7 points of Where to not bring your cells phone
- 13 points of The importance of email etiquette
- 8 points of Minding your manners in emails and 15 points of tone
- 5 points of Being concise and 8 points of not abbreviating
- 15 points of What’s in a name and 10 points of spelling and grammar
- 10 points of Attachments and 5 points of making a good first impression
- 26 points of Nine top office party do not's
- 4 points of Keeping it simple for eating etiquette at work
- 4 points of Customers and your phone and 6 points of watching your timing
- 4 points of Considering your colleagues and 9 points of office bathroom etiquette
- 8 points of Office attire and 10 points of casual attire
- 11 points of Smart casual and 12 points of formal professional business attire
- 18 points of Showing consideration in open and partitioned workplaces
- 6 points of Smells and 7 points of tact and diplomacy
- 8 points of Dog-proofing and dog manners
- 6 points of Harmony and 10 points of coming prepared
- 8 points of Expecting the unexpected and 6 points of taking out the trash
- 5 points of Ten-minute breaks and 4 tips of new moms and moms-to-be
- 6 points of Telling the boss and 12 points of morning sickness
- 8 points of When to tell your co-workers and 7 points of gift-giving between colleagues
- 9 suidelines of Gift-giving and 11 points of giving gifts to your boss
- 11 points of Giving gifts to employees and 28 points of answering calls
- 11 points of Making telephone calls and 5 points of reconsidering the Twitter commentary
- 10 points of Understanding @ replies and 4 points of going easy on the acronyms
- 5 points of Not worrying about followers and 6 points of re-tweeting properly
- 22 tips of Sending business greeting cards and 5 points of signing
- 12 tips of Tele-class etiquette and 6 points of introducing yourself
- 9 points of Using mute and 9 points of minimizing background noise
- 26 tips of Basic etiquette for business meals
- 15 points of Office etiquette for recent grads and 4 points of college being over
- 8 points of Watching your language
- 16 points of Actions steps
These participant handouts are identical to the PowerPoint Presentation Content except that the content has been eliminated. Never simply show your presentation. Allow participants to take notes while listening to you, fostering greater interest and retention. Our PowerPoint Participant handouts saves any presentor valuable time in having to prepare the handout themselves.
Attire, Business Attire, Business Casual Attire, Communal, Confidentiality, Courtesy, Culture, Disability, Discrimination, Diversity, E-mail, Employee Handbook, Ethics, Harassment, Hostile Work Environment, Hygiene, Inclusion, Netiquette, Office Etiquette, Work Environment, Work Culture
The perfect companion to your presentation.
Each ReadySetPresent glossary defines the relevant terms for each of our PowerPoint topics. This clear, concise and comprehensive resource offers you and your participants a common language. It's always nice to have your participants and you "on the same page" with the ability and confidence to understand and speak the lingo. Whether used before, during or after any session, this reference will add so much more value to your presentation and additional credibility. Each glossary goes above and beyond the content of the presentation. With these glossaries, you’ll never get stumped by a buzzword again.
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