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Separate Work and Social Life

… and think before divulging personal information

100 Customer Service Tips by Larry Williams
Tue, 12/14/2010 - 06:24
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There are times when we make decisions at work that are more personal in nature. To us, they may seem harmless because they are not intended to interfere with our day-to-day activities on the job. Although sometimes done with the best of intentions, these decisions can also hamper our efforts to deliver great customer service. The following tips will help you stay focused on your customers.

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Don’t invite friends to work

It might seem innocent enough, but most supervisors frown on socializing at work. There are several things at play here that could damage your reputation. For starters, it is simply not within your authority to grant permission or to invite people to visit your place of work. You would be hard-pressed to find an employer who would encourage this sort of invitation.

The presence of a friend can contribute to a social atmosphere in the workplace. Most employers expect you to concentrate on work and not on conversations with friends. This, in turn, would give your superiors cause to question your priorities and dedication.

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