Many of these traditions will always be with us, like saying please and thank you, and will release on time. Some other manners should appear are generally not necessary and stuffy, although there are many new customs we observe that go along with our modern world.
Attention. Phones, call waiting, instant messaging - we have more communication and technology available, but a general rule always applies: Give your full attention to the person with whom you speak! IfYou are with them for lunch or a meeting or a movie, turn off your phone until you are finished. If you have a conversation, do not push more than once between calls, and only if you expect your child as something urgent call for a ride home. If you are instant messaging, are each only one conversation at a time and do not allow for lags in between. Let them know the other person when you're going to need something else.
Comment. We are inundated withCommunication in these days, but try to confirm any personal mail, phone message, and personal e-mail within 24 hours. If the volume is a problem, then only one set of responses, or by e-mail and voice mail, you can set an automatic reply message. It is polite to let people know with a decisive answer that you too busy to ignore long e-mail as their communication efforts to respond. transmitted on the other side, not people with spam messages.
Drivepatient and polite. Do not tailgate or drive aggressively, and use your turn signal at the time, even when changing lanes. Do not park blocking a sidewalk or blocking anyone not on the people around your car on foot on a zebra crossing. Keep your exhaust repairs and keep your radio low when in residential areas. Never honk to get someone to their building to your car, but walk to her door.
Some Oldies but Goodies include: Do not use foul language, no litter(Cigarette butts are not excluded), not near Non smoking or smoking in restricted zones smoke bother you not let other animals or leave mess on their property, clean and personal food-habits, stop Curb Your other, and if in doubt, . ask
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