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Date a colleague.
ReplyDeleteToo much familiarity..
ReplyDeleteDon't date your colleague,
ReplyDeleteDon't see your colleagues as your friends, just do your work and go home.
This 👌
DeleteVery well written
DeleteGbamsolutely 👌👌
DeleteGbam
DeleteWell said 👍
DeleteAbsolutely!
DeleteNeesolah
Gossip
ReplyDeleteDon't be a office blabbermouth about your colleagues or your boss and sharing your personal life at work. It can blow up in your face and come back to haunt you later. Gossiping and cho cho cho will tarnish your reputation and your integrity will be called into question, because let's face it, it rarely ends well.
ReplyDeleteConspire to sack a colleague.
ReplyDeleteNaaa👎
I'll rather find your pastor, family or Your Igwe to report and overhaul your attitude.
Gossip my boss.
ReplyDeleteBad mouth your superiors. Moles everywhere. 🙄🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteGossip
ReplyDeleteShare too much of yourself. I learned the hard way
ReplyDeleteDon't steal
ReplyDeleteDon't fight
Don't play loud music 🔊
Lie, steal, cheat or f88ck anyone in the office.
ReplyDeleteDon't turn office items into personal use. Someone I know lost his job cos he was surfing the net at work place with office computer.
ReplyDeleteWhat if office turn your personal item e.g phone and data for official work and still sing "professionalism?" What if office don't know boundaries and do not wish to know? What if office plays blind while you bleed?
DeleteOversharing personal information
ReplyDeleteDon't share your personal information.
ReplyDeleteDo not date your colleagues!
ReplyDeleteDon't trust anyone, especially anybody in HR.
ReplyDeleteKeep ALL personal information to yourself. Be deliberately vague.
Avoid gossip.