You can also flash messages in affirmation form like for eg. " I will always keep my table clean" and "I will not keep my coffee cup on my working table" etc.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
I'm with AussieJohn on this one! Wouldn't it be more motivating to the team to ask them to trust them to keep their area tidy and to use discretion with whatever they place on the table! I do understand of course that it may be cultural - as I look around the desks here (I'm working in a government department in London, UK), everyone has a cup on the table!
From United Kingdom
From United Kingdom
If the crowd is young - announce a contest - stating that the table without cup is being randomly noted everyday. There will be prizes at the end of week for the neatest table of the week.
If the crowd is not so young then invite suggestions from the staff asking them how to keep tables clutter free? The best 3 ideas will be rewarded in a public function.
INDRAJIT SETHI
If the crowd is not so young then invite suggestions from the staff asking them how to keep tables clutter free? The best 3 ideas will be rewarded in a public function.
INDRAJIT SETHI
Pinay, Why are you asking people this question when it should be obvious to anyone who has half a brain.
Have you got so little imagination or communication skill that you need to use a forum to ask this?
Do you need someone to hold your hand every time you make a small decision? Do you have to ask your boss if you should go to the toilet or not?
I think maybe you are in the wrong career if this issue is causing you such a problem.......
Perhaps you should be the one clearing the cups up if thats not too taxing for you.
If you really need an answer here it is:
"Do not place your cups on top of the table except during break times"
Its simple! Duh.
From United States, Chicago
Have you got so little imagination or communication skill that you need to use a forum to ask this?
Do you need someone to hold your hand every time you make a small decision? Do you have to ask your boss if you should go to the toilet or not?
I think maybe you are in the wrong career if this issue is causing you such a problem.......
Perhaps you should be the one clearing the cups up if thats not too taxing for you.
If you really need an answer here it is:
"Do not place your cups on top of the table except during break times"
Its simple! Duh.
From United States, Chicago
i was thinking of getting the expertise of those who have a full brain. thank you for the input by the way.
and not all who join forum are as intelligent as you are. what is the purpose of joining forum like this when if asking a question will get you insults.
is that the way you treat your employees perhaps you are the one not in the right career because in HR you deal with all sorts of people not just the intelligent like yourself.
From Philippines, Malolos
and not all who join forum are as intelligent as you are. what is the purpose of joining forum like this when if asking a question will get you insults.
is that the way you treat your employees perhaps you are the one not in the right career because in HR you deal with all sorts of people not just the intelligent like yourself.
From Philippines, Malolos
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