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Rules for Using Cell Phones

By Tiffany Anderson


Everyone agrees that cell phones are a boon and are extremely useful but it can be rather annoying in workplaces or at any institution. Since anyone can contact you at any time, it is imperative that you switch it off during work hours out of consideration for seniors, colleagues and even your boss. This will also help you to concentrate better on your work. It is good to know cell phone etiquette.

Very often the cell phone starts ringing at awkward moments. Since the sound of ringtones can be highly aggravating to many, turn off your ringtone and set it to vibrate. If it rings continuously it might create a bad impression on your boss. People might consider that you are slacking during work hours. Dont make unnecessary calls and keep it strictly for emergencies such as checking up on your children. Social calls can be made during evening hours after work.

If it is of the utmost importance that you have to be available for contact, then you can use the voice mail feature and then later when you are free you can look at all your messages and calls. This is a little less distracting than talking off and on. Those who are aware of cell phone etiquette will surely agree that it is better to talk somewhere privately rather than sitting among your co-workers. Do not ever take your cell phone into the rest room as a protection for privacy.

When you are supposed to be attending any meetings or important classes make sure that you don't take your cell phone along with you. You may argue that you could put it in vibration or silent mode. But this too will not prevent you from looking at it occasionally. This would lead to you missing some important part of the discussion by disturbing your concentration.

Moreover, it is also considered extremely rude to keep looking into your cell phone when in the company of seniors or during a class. If you really want to follow cell phone etiquette, you will have to wait for the event to be over and then get back to your instrument. These steps mentioned here are the basic rules to be followed by those using cell phones.




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