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Scenarios In A Cafeteria

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Cafeteria is the most lively, buzzing place in the whole office. People from all walks of life come to eat together. This is where lives merge.
It is important to be civil in the cafeteria because this is where you spend the longest break of your day.
Our Canteen Custom
Imagine the scenario: It is 2:00 P.M. and lunch break for the entire organisation. Everyone flocks into the cafeteria together and there is a huge queue. Suddenly, people start pushing each other and there is a fight.
The lunch break is only one hour and the entire 500 employees swarm the canteen. They all have to rush back to work after an hour.
How would you streamline the process in the cafeteria so that the employees can eat in peace?
• in queue and wait for your turn to buy the food.
• Avoid shouting or talking loudly.
• Dispose your …show more content…

He has just been told to attend it; however, he is nervous because he doesn’t know the agenda and the reason for getting invited to it. Out of nervousness, he reaches 15 minutes late, entering into a room full of Members of the Board. Without apologising for being late, he hastily sits in the Chairperson’s seat and starts drinking water.
So I have compiled for you some basic guidelines for attending business meetings in style.
• Be on time: The concept of “Indian Standard Time” is fast fading away. People do not appreciate late-comers. So make sure that you reach the meeting venue on or before time. Let’s say “due to unavoidable circumstances” you do get late, do not make it a discussion. Quietly enter the room, briefly apologise and focus completely on the meeting.
• Be well groomed: dressing well in formal attire gives a positive impression of you and people tend to listen to a person who dresses well.
• Say no to your mobile phone: Either switch it off or keep the ringer off, and yes, do not chat or browse through social networks during the

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