Connie I.

Dela Cruz
BSBA IV-A
Training Modules have several purposes:

Serve as a guide for the trainer

Serve as a guide and later reference for trainees.
Document procedures and best practices.
Shorten the time to competency

DOS
1 .Keep your cell phone on low (or silent) and set your personal volume to low, too.
Save private phone calls for your lunch break.
2. Being respectful and courteous toward our customers.
3. Use light or nonscented lotions and save the personal grooming (nail filing, eyebrow
maintenance, flossing gross!) for the bathroom at home.
4. Keep your chatter and gossip to an absolute minimum. You don't want your boss to
think the sole reason you come to work every day is to socialize.
5. Try to keep your office neat. For some people, a messy desk and stacks of paper are
a sign of creativity. For others, this is their worst nightmare. Keeping things clean shows
respect for yourself and the people you work with.
6. Reach office on time. One must adhere to the guidelines and policies of the
organization. Discipline must be maintained at the workplace.
DONTS
1. Dont open anyone elses notepads registers or files without his permission.
2. It is bad manners to sneeze or cough in public without covering your mouth. Use a
handkerchief or tissue for the same.
3. Popping chewing gums in front of co-workers is simply not expected out of a
professional.
4. Never wear revealing clothes when at work.
5. Dont text or make a call when office hours.
6. Spending the first 20 (okay, sometimes 30) minutes of every day chatting with your
office companion.

Jessel M. Alansalon
BSBA IV-A
Training Modules have several purposes:
Serve as a guide for the trainer
Serve as a guide and later reference for trainees.
Document procedures and best practices.
Shorten the time to competency
DOS
1 .Keep your cell phone on low (or silent) and set your personal volume to low, too.
Save private phone calls for your lunch break.
2. Try to keep your office neat. For some people, a messy desk and stacks of paper are
a sign of creativity. For others, this is their worst nightmare. Keeping things clean shows
respect for yourself and the people you work with.
3. Be Professional: This seems like a no-brainer but still, many people do not follow it.
At work, you are not supposed to openly flirt with people, crack insensitive jokes, and be
extremely talkative.
4. Make sure you turn off the monitor while you go out for lunch or tea breaks. Switch off
the fans, lights, printer, fax machine, scanner before you leave for the day.
5. Use light or nonscented lotions and save the personal grooming (nail filing, eyebrow
maintenance, flossing gross!) for the bathroom at home.
DONTS
1. It is bad manners to sneeze or cough in public without covering your mouth. Use a
handkerchief or tissue for the same.
2. Popping chewing gums in front of co-workers is simply not expected out of a
professional.
3. Never criticize or make fun of any of your colleagues. Remember fighting leads to no
solution. There are several other ways to express displeasure.
4. Dont overshare: Dont reveal all about yourself. Keep a distance between your work
life and your personal life. Do not reveal your complete life history and details to a coworker. Make sure the person is trustworthy before sharing anything with them.
5. Loudly discussing the details of a deal you're working on while your office mate sits
(with her fingers in her ears) crunching numbers.