Things Not to Share With Your Co-workers
Go to the following link "Talk at Work" and read tips on things not to share with your co-workers. How do you rank the list? Which topics do you think are most important? Are there any topics you wouldn't talk about with your friends? Why or why not. Due Friday.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
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Things Not to Say to your Co-Workers
ReplyDeleteI think that the list of what you shouldn’t say to possible employees ranks pretty good, but I would revise a couple of things. Medical history should be first, followed by salary info. Then lifestyle changes should be left for third, switching it with gossip and that is about it. So here would be my list.
1. Medical history
2. Salary Information
3. Lifestyle Changes
4. work complaints
5. cost of purchase
6. intimate details
7. politics
8. gossip
9. blogs and social networking
10. negative views of fellow workers
11. Hangovers and wild weekends
12. personal problems
13. off color or racial slurs
The list of things you shouldn't say to co-workers or possible future employers/employees seems off on a few points, I would switch a few things around, bringing things up that are closer to the end of the list. Here would be my list:
ReplyDelete1. Salary Information
2. Gossip
3. Intimate Details
4. Work Complaints
5. Medical History
6. Cost of Purchases
7. Politics or Religion
8. Lifestyle Changes
9. Blogs or Social Networking
10. Hangovers and Wild Weekends
11. Negative Views of Colleagues
12. Personal Problems
13. Off-Color or Racially Charged Comments
Here is a list from least to most appropriate conversations with co-workers
ReplyDelete1.Off-color or racially charged comments
2.Hangovers and wild weekends
3.Negative views of colleagues
4.Politics or religion
5.Gossip
6.Blogs or social networking profile
7.Intimate details
8.Salary information
9.Lifestyle changes
10.Medical history
11. Personal problems and relationships -- in and out of the office
12.Gossip
13.Lifestyle changes
I didnt agree with many of the number choices on the list.
ReplyDelete1. Intimate details
2. Hangovers and wild weekends
3. Personal problems and relationships
4. Lifestyle changes
5. Off-color or racially charged comments
6. Negative views of colleagues
7. Gossip
8. Medical history
9. Politics or religion
10. Blogs or social networking profile
11. Salary Information
12. Cost of Purchases
13. Work complaints
-Hunter Magrum
Hello, at the end of your post key your first and last name similar to what Hunter Magrum did. All post were due Friday, March 20th. I will accept this until today, March 24th for 7 of 10 points.
ReplyDeleteRandom Access is Mrs. Lang
ReplyDeleteThings Not to Say to your Co-Workers
ReplyDeleteI think that the list of what you shouldn’t say to possible employees ranks pretty good, but I would revise a couple of things. Medical history should be first, followed by salary info. Then lifestyle changes should be left for third, switching it with gossip and that is about it. So here would be my list.
1. Medical history
2. Salary Information
3. Lifestyle Changes
4. Work complaints
5. Cost of purchase
6. Intimate details
7. Politics
8. Gossip
9. blogs and social networking
10. negative views of fellow workers
11. Hangovers and wild weekends
12. personal problems
13. off color or racial slurs
Zachary Gore
Below is a list of things you should not talk about with fellow or potential employers from most important not to talk about to less important things to be careful not to talk about.
ReplyDelete1. Hangovers and wild weekends
2. off color or racial slurs
3. personal problems
4. intimate details
5. negative views of fellow workers
6. blogs and social networking
7. Gossip
8. Politics and Religion
9. work complaints
10. cost of purchase
11. Lifestyle Changes
12. Salary Information
13. Medical history
-Tiffany Reid
most of these where pretty bad but i think these must be the worst
ReplyDelete1. Intimate details
2. Salary Information
3. Personal problems and relationships
4. Politics or religion
5. Off-color or racially charged comments
6. Negative views of colleagues
7. Gossip
8. Medical history
9. Lifestyle changes
10. Hangovers and Wild Weekends
11. Personal problems
12. Cost of purchase
13. Work complaints
Alex Adkins
Here is a list of things you should not talk about with your co-workers.
ReplyDelete1. Medical Information
2. Salary Information
3. Personal Problems
4. Intimate Details
5. Hangovers/wild weekends
6. Off color or racial slurs
8. Politics and Religion
9. Work Complaints
10. Negative views of fellow workers
11. Work complaints
12. Gossip
13. Cost of purchase
-Jessica Cunningham
I think you shouldn't share with you coworkers:
ReplyDelete1. Social Security
2. Medical History
3. Lifestyle changes
4. Gossip
5. Relationship with people your involved with
6. Salary
7. Politics
8. Work Complaints
9. Personal Changes
10.Religion
11.Work complaints
12.About other colleagues
13.Personal problems
Amenda Haddad
Personaly it wouldnt matter to me but if I had to pick I would say...
ReplyDelete1. Gossip
2. Lifestyle changes
3. Personal problems and relationships
4. Politics or religion
5. Off-color or racially charged comments
6. Negative views of colleagues
7. Personal problems and relationships
8. Medical history
9. Lifestyle changes
10. Hangovers and Wild Weekends
11. Personal problems
12. Cost of purchase
13. Work complaints
Oh my bad thats Tanner DuVall above here
ReplyDeleteI think that some things should just be left unsaid in an office environment. This list has the things that I think are the worst things to say to the alright things to say or talk about.
ReplyDelete1.Off-color or racially charged comments
2.Hangovers and wild weekends
3.Negative views of colleagues
4.Intimate details
5.Personal problems and other relationship information – in and out of office
6.Blogs or other social networking profiles
7.Salary information
8.Medical history
9.Cost of purchases
10.Work complaints
11.Gossip
12.Politics or religion
13.Lifestyle changes
-Chris Burk
Life at work is obviously very different than life at home and while I think that you should be comfortable with your job and your co-workers, you do not need to share everything with them. People, especially in office careers, like to socialize at work. I am arranging this list for the job I would like to be doing [which is a bit eccentric and NOT an office job].
ReplyDelete1. Off colour or racial slurs- this is by far the worst thing you could be caught joking about and could cost an entire career
2. Gossip- uncalled for and rude
3. Negative Views of fellow workers- I believe this falls under gossip
4. Intimate details- Very few, if any, people want to know about bedside matters…
5. Cost of purchase- Again, few people care about your junk in your house
6. Salary Information- This is a bit questionable but it shouldn’t really matter.
7. Politics or Religion- this can lead to heated debates but if the people are sensible they will set aside their differences
8. Blogs and social networking- Very few self-respecting adults talk about what someone said on MySpace… nobody cares.
9. Lifestyle changes
10. Hangovers and wild weekends- People get drunk and do stupid things. It makes for a good joke, I think.
11. Medical records- Many people make a huge deal out of this when it isn’t
12. Work complaints- If you have a complaint you should really just go see a superior
13. Personal Problems- If you can’t talk to your co-workers about whatever you want then you shouldn’t be talking to them at all
Leigh Dräger
i thihnk the rankings were fine i'd talk to my my friends about this and i would personaly put them in this order
ReplyDelete1. Work complaints
2 gossip
3. salllary information
4.hang over and weekends
5. Personal problems and relationships -- in and out of the office
6. Off-color or racially charged comments
7. Negative views of colleagues
8. Lifestyle changes
9. Cost of purchases
10. Medical history
11. Intimate details
12. Blogs or social networking profile
13. politics and religion
Tyler Flippo
1. Gossip
ReplyDelete2. Lifestyle changes
3. Personal problems and relationships
4. Politics or religion
5. Off-color or racially charged comments
6. Negative views of colleagues
7. Personal problems and relationships
8. Medical history
9. Lifestyle changes
10. Hangovers and Wild Weekends
11. Personal problems
12. Cost of purchase
13. Work complaints
- Brandyn Urbaniak
1.Hangovers and wild weekends
ReplyDelete2.Gossip
3.work complaints
4.personal Promlems
5.Medical History
6.relign
7.lifestyle Changes
8.racial slurs
9.About other coleges
10.Negative veiws
11.salarary information
12.cost of purchase
13.Personal problems and relationships
-Ashley Siedlecki