Are you one of those coworkers How to contribute to a pleasant workspace

Are you one of those coworkers How to contribute to a pleasant workspaceAre you one of those coworkers How to contribute to a pleasant workspaceRecently, HuffPost published a list of 27 tweets from various employees lamenting the unbearable coworkers that inhabit their workspace. Some of my personal favorites are belowI have a coworker who calls her computer The Machine. I cant get The Machine to find what Im looking for.- Flyin Brian J (FlyinBrianJ) January 15, 2019Now behauptung excerpts, in particular, are equal parts hilarious and traumatic for me because Im a version of all the people being shamed in them. I used to work at a specialty cake place and whenever one of the ribbons didnt quite fit around one of the boxes Id say Were gonna need a bigger bow Like from Jaws. You ever see Jaws?Because of a scheduling mishap when I used to work at Starbucks I had to bring my dads ashes to work with me one day. In an attempt to defuse the melancholy, I asked a customer if her tea needed a scoop of dead-beat (my dad actually being a great guy welches the only silver lining in the tangible lack of laughter this remark inspired). Im also particularly bad at picking up on please stop talking to me signals which would be bad enough on its own except Im also extremely boring an utterly charisma-less doofus.I wrote an article about how we can all adopt the teachings of stoicism in order to lead more productive, less stressed filled days at work. But for those of us that cant help but be plagued by the worry that were the protagonist of the tales of horror told around the dinner table, here are some things to be mindful of.How to contribute to a pleasant workspaceWhen starting out at a new job its important to get a gauge of everyones tastes. We have to be adaptablethat isnt to say fake but apt at translating all the stuff that makes us-us in the language most relevant to our surroundings.This includes how you say certain things, not saying certain things all together, an d even the general aesthetics of your desk.A good blanket rule for social etiquette in most workplaces do not draw any kind of attention to yourself if you can help it.This means avoiding politics (Q How was your weekend? ASoo racist)Determining how much to divulge about your personal life (Q How was your weekend?A Better than myterminally ill mother in law).Expressing your interest too feverishly (QHow was your weekend? A Oh so great Scored the spanks Steven Seagull wore on the set of A Good Day To Kill Hardest 2 The Harder They Kill. Only 2k? Nuts, right?).Or being a long-winded cocktail of all those things (QHow was your weekend A Well to answer that, first I have to explain the Syrian refugee crisis.)Keep it short, keep it simple (QHow was your weekend?AFine.)A new study conducted by the University Of Michigan found that things like desk clutter which is often overlooked when talking about performance, establishes an impression of a neurotic unstable worker to your bosses and co workers. This also goes for employersBusiness Matters reports 54% of respondents admitting they would consider turning down a job if the kitchen was not up to scratch. Make cleanliness a priority.Adherence to these things will tend to have a positive effect on performance as well. Etiquette expert, Myka Meir put together a fairly detailedlist of all the day to day stuff to be aware of if you want to foster a pleasant work environment. Things like not eating messy, slurpy, splattery foods at your desk. Reserving horsing around banter for the water cooler, doing your part to maintain a clean restroom and even staying home when youre violently ill.Little nuggets of considerate behavior congeal to depict a well-adjusted, agreeable individual that makes the day-to-day that much easier. The Society Of Human Resource Management conducted a study in which 72% of employee names respect the most important factor in deterring work input and engagement.Office etiquette is an important part of t ransforming office culture. When everyone is polite, respectful and mindful of body language and social cues, everyone is, in turn, more efficient.