8个需要注意的社交礼仪细节.docxVIP

1. Mobile phone useDebretts receive more enquiries about mobile use than any other device. According to Debretts, it is always rude to pay more attention to a phone than a person in the flesh, and they should always be put away when transacting1 other business – for example, when youre paying for something in a shop. They should be switched off in theatres, cinemas (including during the trailers!), art galleries, or any space where silence is desired.2. Smoking e-cigarettes at workAs electronic cigarettes become more popular, so to do the number of enquiries that Debretts receive on the device. The most pressing question is whether they are acceptable in the workplace. According to Debretts they should never be used in a work environment. Vaping shows that youre not focused on your work and may also be a distraction2 to your colleagues.3. Social greeting: kissingMany people are clearly unclear on the subject of social kissing. According to Debretts, kissing is not appropriate in many professional situations. On the whole it should only be used among friends, but not on first meeting. An air kiss, without contact, may seem rude or impersonal3, so very slight contact is best but no sound effects are needed.4. Eating and applying make-up on public transportDebretts has been inundated4 with enquiries as to whether its acceptable to eat or apply make-up on public transport. According to Debretts you should avoid both. Its inconsiderate to eat smelly food in a confined environment, and applying make-up on public transport can jeopardise that all-important first impression and make you appear disorganised.5. Reclining your seat on aeroplanesThis is a common bugbear. According to Debretts, its selfish to recline your seat back during short daytime flights. When travelling by plane always stay within your own designated space and dont hog5 the armrest. Also avoid kicking the back of the seat in front of you or using it as an aid to standing-up.6. Giving up your seat on publi