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conversations, Lunch, and bathroom visits

What do these have to do with each other. They all take place at work and can be used to cause unnecessary problems.

While at work I often conversate with a friend. This does not interfer with the preformance of the job. It gets done.

Respecting other people conversation is key in working in a close environment. To stay out of someone else's conversation unless invited into the conversation. This is essential.

If you overhear a conversation that has nothing to do with you , STAY OUT OF IT.

LUNCH

It is necessary to respect each other time to have lunch. When it is time for someone to go to lunch you do not leave your post under the gise of going to the bathroom. Also if it takes you 15 or more minutes to return from said bathroom visit, you are sick GO HOME! Noone else wants to catch your illness. If you are not ill. Save the type of bathroom visit for your lunch break.

Bathroom visits

It was already detail in the above.

Oh well. We will have to deal with all these problems in a professional business manner. If that does not work we will have to figure out something else.



2 of 3 I gave the baby clothes today. She absolutely loved them. Noah is such a cutie! We'll talk later. :)

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