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10 Ways to Avoid Being "The Talk of the Office" at the Holiday Party
For Immediate Release: November 27th, 2013
10 Ways to Avoid Being “The Talk of the Office” at the Holiday Party
Toronto, ON – It’s that time of year again; it’s getting colder outside, Christmas music is taking over the radio, and the office Holiday party is just around the corner. We all have heard the horror stories, or know of that one person who enjoyed the eggnog at little too much and ended up acting completely inappropriate.
Proper office party etiquette should be common sense, however according to the statistics below; some people seem to need a refresher on how to stay out of trouble.
A recent survey of 500 office holiday party goers, conducted by TorontoJobs.ca found that:
- 81% of party attendees have witnessed extreme cases of intoxication by co-workers
- 62% observed co-workers inappropriately dressed for the occasion
- 73% of party goers observed unsuitable behavior (co-workers flirting, verbal fights, etc.)
Given the stats, TorontoJobs.ca felt it was necessary to emphasize how to act appropriately at the annual party. Our top 10 include:
- Eat, drink and be merry – but in moderation. Excessive drinking could be cause for an awkward situation come Monday morning in the office. Enjoy yourself, but use caution – you don’t want to be known for your antics all through 2014!
- Leave the mistletoe at home. The office party is not the place to flirt and try to find a date for New Year’s Eve!
- RSVP yes. Don’t pass up the invitation to the annual holiday party; not attending could hurt your reputation.
- Watch your words. Just because the setting is more relaxed, doesn’t mean your language should be. More people than you think take offense to profane language.
- Dress appropriately. The office party isn’t the right place to show off your new mini skirt or backless dress.
- Absolutely no gossiping about other coworkers. You never know who is listening. Keep in mind that with the evolution of social networking; news travels fast!
- Take the office party as an opportunity to get to know your coworkers. Create conversation that doesn’t involve business – show your coworkers that you have a life outside of the office.
- Give thanks. Be sure to thank your boss and whoever hosted/organized the party before leaving. You don’t want to be remembered for being rude.
- Avoid controversial topics such as politics and religion. The office party is a time for relaxing, not heated discussions.
- Don’t overstay your welcome. Arrive shortly after the start time and mingle, but don’t overstay your welcome by partying until the wee hours of the night or crashing on your bosses couch.
Please feel free to re-print this article giving credit to TorontoJobs.ca. If you have any questions please Email Jill Walker or call (905) 566-5627 Ext. 4001
CONGRATULATIONS YOU GOT THE JOB! NOW WHAT?
Read this article for tips on what you should do on your first day on the job:
http://www.torontojobs.ca/en/html/career_resources/articles/tips_for_first_day_on_job.html
Canada and U.S. Job Numbers Released
Welcome to this week’s TorontoJobs.ca update. Make sure to
visit www.TorontoJobs.ca. There are over 23,000 positions posted there
within the Greater Toronto Area. Keep
your resume up-to-date also by logging into your account regularly:
JOB NUMBERS RELEASED
The job numbers were released on Friday for
Canada and U.S.
Canada
Employment was
little changed for the second consecutive month and the unemployment rate
remained at 6.9% in October. Ontario’s unemployment rate increased
.1% to 7.4%.
Employment for
youths aged 15 to 24 was little changed for the third
consecutive month. As for their unemployment rate, it rose
by 0.5 percentage points to 13.4% in October, the result of more
youths looking for work.
U.S.
Job creation was surprisingly strong in
October, despite the government shutdown. The unemployment rate ticked slightly
higher to 7.3%. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said today that the
economy added 204,000 jobs in the month. Economists had expected 120,000.
TORONTOJOBS.CA
RECRUITMENT DIVISION OPENINGS
Here are some open positions that our
TorontoJobs.ca Recruitment Division is working on:
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Account Executive Freight and Customs (Mississauga)
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Commercial Insurance Sales Rep (GTA)
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Business Valuations Associate (Mid-town Toronto)
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Senior SharePoint Consultant (GTA)
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Accounting Technician – CA Firm (Mississauga)
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Trucking Sales (Brampton)
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Senior Manager, Budgeting (Mississauga)
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Sales in the Printing Industry (Digital) (Richmond Hill)
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Property Management Administrator (Markham)
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SharePoint Technical Solutions Specialists (Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary)
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Accounting Technician (Mississauga)
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Inside Sales Coordinator (Mississauga)
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Freight Coordinator (Mississauga)
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“TALES
FROM THE RECRUITER”
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The book is required reading for any job
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or a company that wants to improve their hiring process.
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MISSISSAUGA
CAREER FAIR – FEBRUARY 27
The Mississauga Career Fair will be held on
Thursday February 27, 2014 at the Living Arts Centre from 11:00 a.m. – 3:00
p.m. More information and free
registration at: http://www.torontojobs.ca/promo1/promo/2013/11/MCFTOJOBSsite/index.html
As always, feel free to connect with us and
visit our website at www.TorontoJobs.ca.
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(https://twitter.com/tojobs).
Thanks,
Marc Belaiche, CPA, CA
President
Marc.Belaiche@TorontoJobs.ca
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