Til aspektlari amaliyoti

ground rules
.
―Just like any office, co-working spaces are going to have a set of etiquette standards that 
workers should 
abide by
in order to maintain a healthy and fun work environment. Co-working 
environments offer something that traditional office environments simply don‘t. If you follow 
the etiquette, you‘ll get so much more out of the experience and probably plenty of new business 
opportunities, as everyone networks,‖ Folley said.
Created by www.gogetglobal.com Avoid being a co-irker by following these simple co-
working etiquette tips:

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Don‘t be too noisy: Avoid standing in hallways while talking loudly on your phone. And, 
consider others when you‘re having a 
robust
conversation in the corridors by 
seeking out
a 
private room. Some co-working offices even offer dedicated soundproofed booths to keep noise 
levels at a minimum.
Dress appropriately: This portrays a professional environment in front of clients, so dress 
your best 
for everyone‟s sake
.
Keep the kitchen tidy: In co-working offices, there can be a sense that since you don‘t 
own the kitchen, then you don‘t have to maintain it. That‘s silly. Leaving an area as you found it 
is really important.
Don‘t treat the office like your personal lounge room: Most co-working offices have a 
common area. These are for relaxing or informal
 gatherings
. Respect the space and leave room 
for everyone to enjoy.
Don‘t 
poach
staff: In this environment, it‘s natural that you‘re going to find someone you 
want to bring over to your team. But, you must go through the proper channels first. Poaching 
can cause divides in the office environment, making things 
awkward
.
Be personable: One of the main reasons people turn to co-working spaces is to have a 
social environment while they work. Use this to your advantage to network and collaborate with 
people you wouldn‘t otherwise meet. It will be good for both your social and business life.
While these etiquette rules may seem like common sense, Folley says most would be 
surprised by the number of people who don‘t show basic consideration towards others in co-
working environments.