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Work Christmas Party Etiquette

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Customer Happiness Team

November 11, 2017

Well it’s fast approaching Christmas, tis the season to be jolly and that can only mean one thing… it’s party time! Whether it’s a relaxed family gathering, a catch up with good friends or your highly anticipated end of year work function, December is synonymous with all things festive and fun. So join us as we look at the top tips to surviving your end of year celebrations, guaranteed to not leave you red faced at the end of a successful Christmas event.

WORK CHRISTMAS PARTY ETIQUETTE

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It’s time to let little loose and reward yourself with some pre party etiquette tips to help conquer your upcoming work Christmas party function. Every year the reputation of millions of Aussie workers are at stake as Christmas functions can either make or break their work year ahead. In this blog post we focus on the do’s and don’ts when attending your work Christmas party. So, follow us as we share our simple etiquette tips for the best way to behave or how not to behave at your upcoming Christmas work event.

TOP 10 WAYS TO SURVIVE YOUR WORK CHRISTMAS PARTY

  1. DON’T SPEND THE WHOLE NIGHT ON YOUR PHONE






















































































































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There is no need to be super restrictive, after all it’s meant to be a celebration, however do understand that while it is great to let your hair down and have some fun, try to keep it a little professional and be considerate of the way you behave.

If you’re thinking screw it! I’m in the market for a new job in the new year anyway, my advice to you would be, still don’t go too crazy and unleash suicide squad fury on the company. The reality is your behaviour will follow you around like a bad smell. We all know a good reference is worth its weight in gold and you never know where the future may take you.

Remember it’s an incredibly small world and depending on what industry you may work in, the word always manages to gets around. Try not to burn any bridges and jeopardise any potential work opportunities that may come your way. When in doubt it’s always best to bow out gracefully and not act like a super assassin taking on Gotham city.

The most important note to leave you with is that Christmas events are usually focused around a large amount of alcohol consumption (totally get it, I haven’t been living under a rock) but try to not overdo it. Act responsibly and professionally and try to save your wild behaviour for another night out on the town.

For more tips on how to style yourself super glamorous for your upcoming Christmas work function read our ‘What to Wear to a Work Christmas Party’ blog post.

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