職場新人需謹(jǐn)慎 十招幫你躲過職場雷區(qū)（上）

Twitter is a great tool to help raise your reputation. Levit advises, "Use your real name on Twitter to network with people you wouldn't have the chance to communicate with in real life, and send them valuable information or interesting tidbits about their field. Just don't get caught up in the heat of the moment. Before you post something on Twitter, think about whether you'd want to read it on the front page of the Wall Street Journal.

Twitter是一個(gè)能夠幫你提升名氣的好工具。Levit建議說：“在Twitter上使用真名和那些你在現(xiàn)實(shí)生活中沒辦法聯(lián)系上的人交往，并且給他們發(fā)送其所在行業(yè)的有價(jià)值的情報(bào)或有趣的小道消息。但是不要陷入一時(shí)沖動(dòng)。你在Twitter發(fā)布任何信息之前，考慮下你是否愿意在華爾街日報(bào)的頭版看到這樣的信息。”

3. Finding friends at the office is fine -- but don't look for love.

在辦公室找朋友的確很好，但是不要找愛情。

You spend a lot of time at the office, so it may be tempting to become involved with a colleague. She states, "You can pursue friendships in other departments and with friends of your coworkers, but don't ever date a boss or a direct report. And refrain from dating an immediate coworker unless you can handle seeing that person every day if the relationship goes south."十招幫你躲過職場雷區(qū)(1)

你在辦公室的時(shí)間很多，所以很容易和一位同事走得很近。她指出說：“你可以在其他部門尋找友誼，和同事成為朋友，但是絕對不要和老板或你的直接上司約會(huì)。并且也要避免和一位每天見面的同事約會(huì)，除非你能夠保證在關(guān)系破裂后，你還能夠每天都做到坦然面對這個(gè)人。“

4. Appearances count around the office.

在辦公室的著裝。

Don't let casual Fridays be your fashion downfall. Levit, also the author of "Success for Hire," says, "Pay attention to what constitutes business casual in your workplace (i.e. what others are wearing) and dress accordingly -- although business casual usually means khakis and a button- down shirt. And no matter what the trend du jour is, "Don't ever wear short-shorts or flip-flops to work."

不要讓星期五的便裝日成了你的時(shí)裝秀。Levit還著有"Success for Hire"一書，她說：“留心辦公室的商業(yè)休閑裝是什么(比如，其他人穿什么)然后照著那個(gè)標(biāo)準(zhǔn)著裝，雖然商業(yè)休閑裝通常就是卡其褲和鈕扣襯衫。不管流行趨勢是什么，都絕對不要穿超短裙或人字拖鞋去上班。

5. Practice proper email etiquette.

實(shí)行正確的郵件禮節(jié)。

Almost everyone has trouble managing their inboxes these days, so don't be so quick to send unnecessary emails -- or those that might stir the pot around the office. She counsels, "Only 'reply to all' if every person on the string really needs to hear what you're saying. Always check the list of people in the 'to' and 'cc' lines before sending any e-mail. Don't hit reply too quickly in case that reply-to-all function is accidentally on, and don't use e-mail for negative or controversial discussion."

如今幾乎每個(gè)人在管理自己收件箱的時(shí)候都碰上了難題，所以不要急著發(fā)出不必要的郵件或會(huì)引起辦公室騷動(dòng)的郵件。她提出忠告說：“只有在每個(gè)人都需要知道你郵件內(nèi)容時(shí)才點(diǎn)擊‘回復(fù)給所有人’。在發(fā)出一封郵件前，總是要仔細(xì)檢查下發(fā)送的名單和抄送的名單。不要快速點(diǎn)擊回復(fù)按鈕，以防止點(diǎn)錯(cuò)點(diǎn)成了‘回復(fù)所有人’，并且不要用郵件談?wù)撓麡O的或有爭議的事情。”