- Keep work relationships professional.
2. Be cautious about sharing confidential information
3.. Focus on delivering results, not just effort.
4. Be mindful of office politics and gossip.
5. If you are suddenly excluded from projects, have someone assigned to shadow your work, or experience a demotion without clear justification, it may be a sign of impending job termination.
6. It is advisable to maintain a professional boundary between your personal and professional life.
7. Avoid sharing personal details with colleagues, as this could inadvertently lead to scrutiny or misinterpretation.
8. It is important to acknowledge that not everyone will like you, regardless of your appearance, behavior, or abilities. Accept this fact and focus on your work.
9. Pay attention to nonverbal cues such as body language, tone of voice, and pace of speech. These cues can provide valuable insights into others’ thoughts and feelings.
10. While it’s natural to feel envious or inadequate when a colleague receives recognition, use it as an opportunity to learn and improve your skills.
11. While positive relationships with colleagues can enhance the workplace experience, your primary focus should remain on completing your tasks and achieving your professional goals.
