Etiquette For Taking The Elevator With Guests

(1) accompany Guest Or when elders come to the elevator hall door, press the elevator button first. When the arrival door of a car opens, if a guest has more than 1 people, enter the elevator first, press the "open door" button in one hand, and hold the elevator side door on the other hand, politely say "please come in", invite guests or elders to enter the elevator car.

(2) enter the elevator: press the floor button that the guests or elders are going to.

If there are other personnel entering the elevator, Active inquiry To go to several floors, help press.

　　 Elevator. Whether the internal situation is cold or not, for example, if there are no other personnel, you can make a slight noise. When there are outsiders or other colleagues, you can consider whether it is necessary to make a cold talk.

Try to face the guests sideways in the elevator.

(3) reach the target floor: hold the "open door" button on one hand, and make the request out of the other hand.

After walking out of the elevator, the guests immediately stepped out of the elevator and enthusiastically guided the way forward.

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In interpersonal communication, people's emotional expression and communication often rely on various organs and gestures of the human body, which is what we usually call "body language". As a silent language, it is widely used in life and has special significance and important role in social activities.

Eyebrows can express people's rich emotions. If you stretch your eyebrows, express your pleasure, lock your brows, show your troubles or express your objection; raise your brow, express doubts and inquiries; raise your eyebrows and express surprise; raise your eyebrows and show your anger.

Eye is the most effective organ to transmit information. When you talk in social situations, you look at each other's eyes and the triangular area of your mouth to show respect for each other. But you can't gaze at more than 4 or 5 seconds, because staring at each other for a long time will make the other person feel nervous and embarrassed. If you are faced with acquaintances and colleagues, you can express your greetings and ask for advice with a leisurely glance. At this time, your eyes can stay longer. Avoid moving away quickly and do not leave an impression of indifference or arrogance.

The mouth can express vivid and changeable feelings. If the lips are tightly closed, the corners of the mouth shrinks slightly, expressing seriousness or concentration; the mouth opens into a O shape to express surprise; pursed lips to express displeasure; to open a mouth to express contempt or disgust; to sip, to express praise or regret.

When people associate with each other, gestures are the best auxiliary for language, such as raising thumbs or applause to express admiration and praise; repeatedly showing off their hands to express their objection; clenching their fist to express anger and anxiety; beckoning people to come over, waving goodbye or asking people to go away; scratching their heads to express confusion, and waving or clapping their forehead to show a sudden realization.

Generally speaking, when we express our feelings, our faces and hands and feet are always in close coordination. We should learn to look at our faces and express our feelings in body language.