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“Have you heard that Isabelle has another new treasure?”
Making fun of others is inappropriate not only at the Christmas party, but also in everyday life. Gossip hurts office morale. And whoever blasphemes, nothing can be trusted anymore.
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“Nonsense! I accidentally posted a topless group photo!
Where there is alcohol, it is better to keep your smartphone in your bag. Even if things don’t get heated at the party, you shouldn’t underestimate how poor our judgment is under the influence of alcohol. Even a relatively harmless, drunken selfie on Facebook can attract negative attention.
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“I’ll have the last salmon sandwich”
Free food and drink – a strong argument for popping by at the Christmas party even if you’re pretty antisocial. However, the focus should still be on building a good network. Greed is disgusting and no one will take you seriously when your mouth is full.
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“Another one leaves, another one enters!”
Nobody has anything against a sip of honor. However, one should not underestimate the fact that alcohol not only relaxes the tongue, but also affects appearance and body language. Free drinking creates a bad image.
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“Is it hot in here, or is it you?”
The mood in the office may be relaxed, but unless you want to be the office gossip, a Christmas party is definitely not the time for flirting. Pickup lines are out of place in every respect. If it works, it is better to move away inconspicuously.
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“My youngest has now switched to porridge and Micha can’t stand strawberries…”
This is true for every party; Nobody wants to be bored. If the speaker is only participating minimally without really listening, they are probably not interested in the conversation. Then it is better to change the subject or ask a question.
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“Isn’t the neckline a little deep?”
The office Christmas party should definitely not be confused with the exit. Dress smartly, but don’t overdo it. One more note: If someone is dressed conspicuously, you should keep your suggestive comments to yourself.
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“Are the figures ready for the next presentation?”
For a healthy work-life balance, work-related conversations are taboo. Leave open tasks until the next team meeting and focus on getting to know your employees better.
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“How about I get a raise?”
Even if the boss is in a particularly good mood at the Christmas party: sensitive conversations with the supervisor are better to have in a professional environment on a working day.
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“I’m the only one working. The boss is an ass. I quit.”
Nobody goes to a Christmas party to whine. Talking about problems at work anymore does nothing but demoralize everyone. This unprofessional behavior fuels gossip and makes you look bad. Address your issues in one working day. (chj)
Source : Blick
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