Ten Business Style Approaches to Relationships—Small and Large.

1. Be courteous and polite: you dont whine (a lot), complain (to their face) or yell (often) at your work colleagues (usually).
2. Ensure all the things we celebrate Labour Day for are implemented—an eight-hour working day, sick leave, annual leave, carer's leave, doona days, equal pay and fair day's wage for a fair day's work.
3. Have regular meetings to make sure everyone knows where everyone else is at and what needs to be followed up and by whom.
4. Make sure communication is always crystal clear.
5. Play on your resume: make sure you highlight your best features and show what they will contribute to the workplace. But, once you have the job, don't fall back on your worst just because you feel comfy—no one is irreplaceable. Aim to always appear promotable.
6. Be honest. Dodgy is always the wrong foot.
7. Have a good work ethic. Do your part. Don't slack off. Step up to challenges that present themselves. Don't assume this will always be noticed for what it is and don't expect it—in the end it always seems that the only one who notices that you are good at what you do is you. Does anyone else's opinion matter?
8. If things don't seem to be working out for you, do all you can, proactively, to work it out. If it is still no good, get a new job. Staying will only make you sour and destroy your confidence.
9. Don't gossip. It is unprofessional.
10. Make sure you are abiding by the OH&S Rules and regulations. Don't let anyone get hurt.