英語 第三冊（五年制高職）課件 Unit3 Workplace Rules

WorkplaceRulesUnit3英語3職業(yè)模塊Aftercompletingthisunit,youwillbeableto:UnderstandtheimportanceofworkplacerulesDescribefeelingsandreactionsWritesuggestionsforadaptingtoworkplacerulesRecognisetheimportanceofworkplacerulesDevelopanawarenessoffollowingworkplacerulesLearningObjectivesCONTENTS01/Warm-Up02/Reading03/GrammarandUsage04/IntegratedSkills

05/ExtendedReading06/Real-LifeActivity07/Self-Assessment08/WordsandExpressionsPART01Warm-UpLookatthepicturesanddecideifnotshouldbeputintheblanks.Weshould_____gotoworkontime./1Weshould_____talkloudlywhenothersareworking.Weshould_____checksmartphonesinameeting.Weshould_____voiceourthoughtsduringgroupdiscussions.notnot/What

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recommendifyouweretheheadofacompany?2PART02Reading

Isitnecessarytofollowrulesinacorporation?Whatkindofruleswouldyouexpectacorporationtohave?ChenYang,anewcomerinhisworkplace,wasinitiallyconfusedbytheworkplacerulesbutgraduallyadaptedtothem.Let’sseewhathappened.Whatworkplacerulesshouldwefollowinacorporation?ChenYang’sJourneyatHiTechAtHiTech,ChenYangwasaskilledyetrelaxednewcomerwhoquicklynoticedauniqueworkculture.Everymeetingbeganontime,andallteammemberswereentirelyfocusedontheirtasks.TwounwrittenruleswereinplaceatHiTech:alwaysbeontimeandavoidinterruptingotherswhiletheyspeak.ButChenYangremainedtoorelaxedtoconform.Heoftencasuallyenteredmeetingsafewminuteslate.Oneday,inhiseagernesstocontribute,heinterruptedAlex,aseniormember,duringadiscussiononanimportantproject.Alex,generallyrecognisedforhispatience,gaveChenYangaseriousanddisapprovinglook.Itwasn’taone-timething.ChenYang’shabitofbeinglateandinterruptingothersdidn’tgounnoticed.Hisbehaviourdidn’tmatchthecompany’svalues,anditsooncaughthismanager’sattention.Themanagersaid,“ChenYang,hereatHiTech,webelieveinrespectingothers’timeandallowingeveryonetoexpresstheiropinions.Theseprinciplesareessentialforefficientoperation.Ifyoudon’tadjust,I’mconcernedaboutyourfithere.”ChenYang,initiallyunawareofhismistakes,nowfelttheimpactofhisactions.Keentoadjust,hetookstepstochange.Hestartedarrivingatmeetingsearlierandbecameamoreactiveandrespectfullistener.Inthemonthsthatfollowed,ChenYang’schangewasclear.HenotonlyfollowedHiTech’sprinciplesbutalsobegantounderstandthedeepervalueofthesepractices.Itwasn’tjustaboutobeyingrules.Itwasaboutestablishingaharmonious,efficient,andrespectfulworkplace.Oneday,afterworkinglateintotheeveningonaproject,themanagersaidtoChenYang,“It’samazingtoseehowmuchyou’veadjustedsinceyoufirstjoinedus.Youhavemadegreatprogress.”

陳陽的HiTech之旅

在HiTech，陳陽是一個技術(shù)嫻熟但是行為比較隨意的新人，他很快就注意到了一種獨特的工作文化。每次會議都準(zhǔn)時開始，所有團(tuán)隊成員都全神貫注于自己的任務(wù)。在HiTech有兩條不成文的規(guī)定：總是準(zhǔn)時，避免打斷別人說話。

但陳陽保持了自己隨意的風(fēng)格，沒能遵守這兩條規(guī)定。他經(jīng)常在會議開始幾分鐘后才漫不經(jīng)心地進(jìn)來。一天，在關(guān)于一個重要項目的討論中，因為渴望發(fā)言，他打斷了資深成員Alex的話。Alex的耐心一直有目共睹，他嚴(yán)肅且不滿地看了陳陽一眼。

這樣的情況屢屢發(fā)生。陳陽習(xí)慣性的遲到和打斷別人并不是沒有被注意到。他的行為與公司的價值觀不符，很快引起了經(jīng)理的注意。經(jīng)理說：“陳陽，在HiTech，我們信奉的原則是尊重他人的時間，允許每個人發(fā)表自己的意見。這些原則對高效運營至關(guān)重要。如果你不能適應(yīng)，我擔(dān)心你可能不適合這里?！?/p>

陳陽起初并沒有意識到自己的錯誤，現(xiàn)在感受到了自己的行為帶來的影響。急于適應(yīng)的他采取了措施來改變。他開始提早進(jìn)入會議室，當(dāng)一名更積極、更尊重他人的傾聽者。

在接下來的幾個月里，陳陽的變化顯而易見。他不僅遵循了HiTech的原則，而且開始理解這些實踐的更深層次的價值。這不僅僅是為了遵守規(guī)則。這是關(guān)于建立一個和諧、高效和互相尊重的工作場所。

一天，在為了一個項目加班到深夜后，經(jīng)理對陳陽說：“你加入我們以來變化非常大，這令人驚喜。你取得了很大的進(jìn)步?！盕illintheformwithappropriateinformation.1UnderstandingtheTextChenYangPara.Person(s)involvedWhathappened1_____________Henoticeda_________workculture:alwaysbe___________and____________interruptingotherswhentheyarespeaking.2_____________Hewastoo_________tofollowtherules.Hewasoften_______formeetings.Heeven______________Alexduringameeting.3_____________ChenYang’sactionscaughtthe__________ofhismanager.ThemanagerexpressedhisconcernaboutChenYang’s

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here.ChenYangandAlexChenYangandthemanageruniqueontimeavoidrelaxedlateinterruptedattentionfitPara.Person(s)involvedWhathappened4_____________ChenYang___________tochange.He_______________atmeetingsaheadoftime.Henevercutanyoneoffmid-conversation.5_____________He_________HiTech’sprinciples.Hestartedunderstandingthedeeper________.6_____________ThemanagernoticedChenYang’s_________.ChenYangChenYangChenYangandthemanagertookstepsarrivedfollowedvaluechangeTickthetruestatementsaccordingtoChenYang’sstory.1.Asanewcomer,ChenYangrecognisedtwowrittenrulesatHiTech.2.ChenYang’sbehaviourwasinitiallyoverlookedandlateraddressed.3.ChenYangdidn’tchangeafterthetalkwiththemanager.4.NobodynoticedChenYang’schangeatfirst.5.ThemanagerpraisedChenYangforhischange.2unwrittennoticedpara1,sentence3para3,sentence2-4para4,sentence2para6,sentence1para6,sentence2√changedThemanagerDiscusswithapartnerwhatcouldoccurifChenYangdidn’tchangehisbehaviouratwork.3LanguageFocus1.Everymeetingbeganontime,andallteammemberswereentirelyfocusedontheirtasks.(para.1,line2-3)每次會議都準(zhǔn)時開始，所有團(tuán)隊成員都全神貫注于自己的任務(wù)。(1)ontime準(zhǔn)時，按時Don’tworry,she’llgethereontime.不必?fù)?dān)心，她會準(zhǔn)時到這。Weworkeddayandnighttofinishthetaskontime.我們?yōu)榱税磿r完成任務(wù)而夜以繼日地工作。LanguageFocus(2)befocusedon專注于，關(guān)注于（強(qiáng)調(diào)目標(biāo)性）focuson專注于，集中注意力（強(qiáng)調(diào)行動）Themanager’sattentionisfocusedoncreatingagoodworkingenvironment.經(jīng)理的注意力集中在營造一個良好的工作環(huán)境。Itisimportanttofocusonyourstrengthsandtominimizeyourweaknesses.關(guān)注你的長處，弱化你的短處很重要。2.ButChenYangremainedtoorelaxedtoconform.(para.2,line1)但陳陽保持了自己隨意的風(fēng)格，沒能遵守這兩條規(guī)定。(1)too…to…太……而不能……Theyoungmanistoodisorganizedtogettothemeetingontime.這個年輕人太缺乏時間觀念而不能準(zhǔn)時參加會議。Heistootiredtogetupearly.他太累了而不能早起。(2)conform(v.)順應(yīng)，遵從，符合Heiseagertoconformtothelocalcustoms.他急切地遵從當(dāng)?shù)氐娘L(fēng)俗習(xí)慣。LanguageFocus3.Oneday,inhiseagernesstocontribute,heinterruptedAlex,aseniormember,duringadiscussiononanimportantproject.(para.2,line2-4)一天，在關(guān)于一個重要項目的討論中，因為渴望發(fā)言，他打斷了資深成員Alex的話。(1)eagerness(n.)渴望，熱切Intheireagernesstofindasolution,theyhaveoverlookedcertaindifficulties.由于他們急切地想找到解決方案，所以忽略了某些困難。Icouldn’thidemyeagernesstogetbackhome.我無法隱藏我想回家的渴望。LanguageFocuseager(adj.)渴望的beeagertodo渴望做

beeagerforsth.渴望某事Theemployeesinthiscompanyareeagertoadapttothenewrules.這個公司的員工渴望適應(yīng)新規(guī)章。Theinterniseagerforsupportofexperiencedcolleagues.這位實習(xí)生渴望經(jīng)驗豐富的同事們的支持。(2)interrupt(v.)插嘴，打擾，打岔Don’tinterrupt.Ihaven’tfinishedyet.別插嘴，我還沒說完。Sorry,Ididn’tmeantointerruptyou.抱歉，我不是故意要打斷你的。LanguageFocus5.ChenYang,hereatHiTech,webelieveinrespectingothers’timeandallowingeveryonetoexpresstheiropinions.(para.3,line4-5)陳陽，在HiTech，我們信奉的原則是尊重他人的時間，允許每個人發(fā)表自己的意見。believein相信，信奉Youhavetobelieveinyourself,oryou’llneversucceed.你必須相信自己，否則你永遠(yuǎn)不會成功。LanguageFocus6.Theseprinciplesareessentialforefficientoperation.(para.3,line5-6)這些原則對高效運營至關(guān)重要。essential(adj.)必要的，至關(guān)重要的beessentialfor對……必不可少Understandingandrespectareessentialforapositiveworkculture.理解和尊重對一個積極向上的職場文化至關(guān)重要。essential(n.)必需品，不可缺少的東西（一般用復(fù)數(shù)）Thecharityprovideshomelesspeoplewithessentialslikefoodandclothing.慈善機(jī)構(gòu)為無家可歸者提供食品和衣物等生活必需品。LanguageFocus7.Ifyoudon’tadjust,I’mconcernedaboutyourfithere.(para.3,line6-7)如果你不能適應(yīng)，我擔(dān)心你可能不適合這里。beconcernedabout擔(dān)心，關(guān)心Thewholeteamisconcernedaboutthetestresultofthenewproduct.整個團(tuán)隊都很關(guān)心新產(chǎn)品的測試結(jié)果。LanguageFocus8.ChenYang,initiallyunawareofhismistakes,nowfelttheimpactofhisactions.(para.4,line1-2)

陳陽起初并沒有意識到自己的錯誤，現(xiàn)在感受到了自己的行為帶來的影響。beunawareof沒有意識到Mikeisunawareofthetroubleheiscausing.

邁克還未意識到他所惹的麻煩。Theywereunawareofthechangeofworkplacerules.他們未曾意識到職場規(guī)則的變化。LanguageFocus9.Itwasaboutestablishingaharmonious,efficient,andrespectfulworkplace.(para.5,line3-4)這是關(guān)于建立一個和諧、高效和互相尊重的工作場所。establish(v.)建立Thiscompanywasestablishedinthe1990s.這家公司成立于二十世紀(jì)九十年代。Weneedtoestablishalegalframeworkfortheprotectionofemployees’rights.我們需要建立一個法律框架來保護(hù)員工的權(quán)力。LanguageFocusChoosetherightwordtocompleteeachsentence.Changetheformifnecessary.eager interrupt disapproving

concern establish1.Localresidentsare__________abouttheimpactoftheprojectontheircommunityandsurroundings.2.His__________tohelpwiththeprojectwasgreatlyappreciated.3.Sorryto__________,butthere’ssomeonetoseeyou.4.Thecompany__________abaseinChangzhoulastyear,expandingitsoperationsintheregion.5.TheCEOgavehima____________lookwhenhearrivedlateforthemeetingagain.concernedWordStudy1eagernessinterruptestablisheddisapprovingCircletherightwordtocompleteeachsentence.1.Payattention(with,to)thecompany’svalueswhenmakingdecisions.2.Hebelieves(in,on)doingplentyofexercisetoimprovehisEnglish.3.Allemployeesshouldfocus(to,on)meetingdeadlines.4.Hewascompletelyunaware(on,of)thechangeinthemanagementteam.5.Effectivecommunicationisessential(of,for)teamworkintheworkplace.2Adding

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formoftheverbgiveninthebrackets.1.Theemployeesare_______(excite)abouttheirupcomingtriptoSwitzerland.2.The_________(choose)candidatewontheopportunitytogiveapresentation.3.Sheishighly________(skill)atdealingwithdemandingcustomers.4.ChenYangappeared________

(relax)andconfidentduringhispresentation.5.Alexisgenerally________(know)forhispatiencewhenguidingnewemployeesthroughtheirtasks.6.Theteamwas___________(surprise)bythesuddenincreaseintheirproject’sbudget.excited3chosenskilledrelaxedknownsurprisedPART03GrammarandUsagePastParticipleEveryverbintheEnglishlanguagehasapastparticiple.Manyareformedbyadding-ed,

-d,or–t,whilesomeformtheirpastparticiplesirregularly.Pastparticipleshaveseveralimportantfunctions.FunctionExampleToformperfecttensesHaveyounoticedthatmeetingsherealwaysstartrightontime?ToformthepassivevoiceEveryonewas

preparedtoengageinthemeeting.ToactasanadjectiveThereweretwounwrittenrulesatHiTech.ToformaphrasethatactsasanadjectiveAdecisionwasmadeatthemeetingheldinAugust.Writethepastparticipleformsofthefollowingverbswiththehelpofadictionary.1boughtcaughtdealtledproved/provenshined/shonemeantsat1.buy________2.catch________3.deal______4.lead________5.prove________6.shine_____7.mean_______8.sit___________9.break_____brokenCompletethesentencesaccordingtotheirChinesemeanings.

1.我已經(jīng)為會議匯報做好了充分準(zhǔn)備。Ihave__________wellfortheconferencepresentation.2.從這個角度去看的話，這項規(guī)定還是很有道理的。Thisrule

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______fromthisperspective.3.這份筆試試卷是瑪麗設(shè)計的。The_________examination

was__________byMary.4.如果多給我們一些時間，我們的討論會更有成效。Ifwewere________moretime,wewouldhavemorefruitfuldiscussions.2preparedseenwrittendesignedgivenPART04IntegratedSkillsListentoaconversationbetweenChenYangandWuMinhuaandanswerthequestion.1WhatisWuMinhuadoing?Expressinganopinion.Askingforadvice.Offeringsuggestions.c1.WhatdidWuMinhuasuggestChenYanguseinsteadofparagraphsonhisslides?a.Images. b.Bulletpoints. c.Numbers.2.WhatdidWuMinhuasayaboutthecolourschemeforChenYang’sslides?a.Usealightbackgroundwithdarktext.b.Colourdoesn’tmatteraslongasthetextislarge.c.Useadarkbackgroundwithlighttextforbettercontrast.3.HowdidWuMinhuasuggestChenYanghandlethespeedofhisspeech?a.Speakfastertokeeptheaudienceengaged.b.Speakloudertoensureeveryonecanhear.c.Slowdowntoallowtheaudiencetounderstandtheinformation.Listenagainandchoosetherightanswer.2bccGoodjob,ChenYang.Yourcontentwasstrong,butthepresentationitselfcouldusesomechanges.Couldyouexplainmoreaboutthat,please?Forstarters,thetextonyourslideswastoomuch.Trytokeepitshort.Bulletpointsworkbetterthanlongparagraphs.Gotit.Whatelse?Thecolourschemealsoneedsimprovement.Youwanthighcontrastforeasyreadingbutitshouldbegentleontheaudience’seyes.Nexttime,maybegoforadarkbackgroundwithlighttext.Iunderstand.I’llputmoreeffortintothedesign.Whataboutthespeed?It’sgoodtobeexcited,butslowyourspeechslightly.Thiswillgivetheaudiencetimetounderstandtheinformation.Whataboutthecharts?Useonlythemostimportantdata.Toomanygraphscanbeconfusing.Justhighlightthemaintrendsornumbers.Thanks,Dr.Wu.I’llpayattentiontothosedetailsnexttime.ScriptWuMinhua:

ChenYang:

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ChenYang:WuMinhua: ChenYang:WuMinhua: ChenYang:

WuMinhua:

ChenYang:吳敏華：干得不錯，陳陽。你的內(nèi)容很豐富，但演示本身可能需要一

些修改。陳陽：

您能詳細(xì)解釋一下嗎？吳敏華：首先，你幻燈片上的文字太多了。盡量短一點。用項目符號

標(biāo)出要點比長段落效果更好。陳陽：

明白了。還有呢？吳敏華：配色方案也需要改進(jìn)。你想要用高對比度以便于閱讀，但同

時要對觀眾的眼睛友好。下次，也許可以選擇深色背景和淺

色文本。陳陽：

我明白了。我會在設(shè)計上多下功夫。我的語速如何？吳敏華：興奮是好的，但語速要稍微慢一點。這樣才能讓觀眾有時間

理解內(nèi)容。陳陽：

那些圖表怎么樣？吳敏華：只使用最重要的數(shù)據(jù)。過多的圖表可能會讓人難以理解。只

需突出顯示主要的趨勢或數(shù)據(jù)。陳陽：

謝謝吳博士。我下次會注意這些細(xì)節(jié)。Ihadaterribledayatwork,ZhaoHui.Ioverslept,rushedinlate,andthen__________Jenny’sreport.Thatsoundsterrible,ChenYang.Howdideveryone_____?Theygavemethis____…Iknewtheywerenotpleased.Itwassoembarrassing.Ithappenstomanyofus.Whatmattersishowyouhandlethecircumstances.DidyouapologisetoJenny?Idid,rightafterthe________.Istillfeelterribleaboutit,though.Goodforyou.Everyonehas_____days.Don’tbetoohardonyourself.Iguessyou’reright.Ineedtobemore_______nexttime.Getyourclothesandbagreadythenightbefore.Setafewalarmsifnecessary.Andifsomethinggoeswrong,takeadeepbreathanddealwithitcalmly.Afterall,you’reonlyhuman.That’sagoodidea.IthinkI’llstart_________mythingsbeforegoingtobed.ChenYang:

ZhaoHui:ChenYang:ZhaoHui:ChenYang:ZhaoHui:ChenYang:ZhaoHui:ChenYang:ListentoaconversationbetweenChenYangandZhaoHui.Fillintheblanks.interrupted3lookmeetingreactbadcarefulpreparing陳陽：趙慧，我今天工作很糟糕。我睡過頭了，匆匆趕到公司還是

遲到了，還打斷了Jenny的報告。趙慧：聽上去糟透了，陳陽。大家的反應(yīng)如何？陳陽：他們這樣看了我一眼……我知道他們不高興。太尷尬了。趙慧：這種情況發(fā)生在很多人身上。重要的是你如何處理這些情況。

你向Jenny道歉了嗎？陳陽：是的，會議一結(jié)束我就道歉了。不過我還是覺得很糟糕。趙慧：做得不錯。每個人都有糟心的日子。不要對自己太苛刻。陳陽：我覺得你說得對。不過下次我得更加小心。趙慧：前一天晚上把你的衣服和包準(zhǔn)備好。如果有必要，多設(shè)幾個

鬧鈴。如果出了岔子，深吸一口氣，冷靜處理。畢竟人無完人。陳陽：這是個好主意。我想我會開始在睡覺前準(zhǔn)備好我的東西。Listenagainandhighlightthesentencesusedtoexpressfeelingsandreactions.4DescribingfeelingsandreactionsIhadaterrible/bad/delightful/wonderfulday.Itwassoembarrassing/amazing/encouraging.Istillfeelterrible/sorry/bad/happy/greataboutit.Iunderstandthatthismustbeachallenging/stressfultimeforyou.Yourfeelingsarecompletelyreasonable/understandable.It’sokaytofeeldown/low/bad/terribleinthissituation.Facingthiskindofsituationcanbedifficult.Adjustingtothissituationtakestime.UsefulexpressionsImagineyourselfinthefollowingscenarioswhereafriendorclassmateisfacingachallenge.Usetheexpressionsprovidedabovetogiveaproperresponse.5BeinglateIoversleptandmissedthestartofthemeeting.Iwillneverforgetthelookthebossgaveme!

____________________________________________________.Gettingupearlycanbehardatfirst,butwithsomeadjustmentstoyourschedule,you’llgetthehangofit.BreakingtheruleofnointerruptingIinterruptedthemanageragainthismorning!Ifeltsoembarrassedwitheveryonelookingatme._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Scenario1:Classmate:You:Scenario2:Friend:You:Iunderstandhowyou’refeeling,andit’snaturaltofeelthatwayIt’snormaltofeelembarrassedaboutwhathappened.Youwereeagertocontribute,butit’simportanttowaitfortherightmoment.FeelingstressedabouttheoralpresentationI’mreallystressedaboutpreparingfortheoralpresentation.It’stoomuch._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.Scenario3:Classmate:You:Iunderstandthatthisisastressfultimeforyou.Yourfeelingsarecompletelyreasonable.YoucanworkoutaplanandfollowitstepbystepChooseascenariofromactivity5androle-playaconversationwithyourpartner.Youcanrefertothegivenexampleforguidance.6WuMinhua:ChenYang:WuMinhua:ChenYang:WuMinhua:ChenYang:ExampleChenYang,youseemabittired.What’sonyourmind?Ican’tsolvethisissueatwork.It’supsetting.Iunderstandthismustbechallengingforyou.It’sokaytofeelupset.You’redealingwithadifficultsituation.Whyhaven’tIfigureditoutbynow?Yourfeelingsarereasonable,butdealingwiththiskindofsituationtakestime.Whynotstepawayforabit?Abreakcouldhelp.Thatsoundslikeagoodidea.

HereisChenYang’snotetoSam,whichcontainshelpfultipsonfittinginatHiTech.Readthenoteandfillintheblanks.7HiSam!I’venoticedthatyou’rehavingdifficultyfiguringoutourcompany’sunwrittenrules.I’vehadsimilarexperiencesbefore,andIunderstand_______________________________.Remember,yourfeelings________________________.It’snormaltotakeawhiletoadjusttoanewenvironment.Herearesomequicktipsyoumightconsider.______________________________________________________________.______________________________________________________________.______________________________________________________________.Changeisnevereasy.Feelfreetoaskifyouhavequestions.I’mheretohelp!ChenYangthismustbeachallengingtimeforyouarecompletelyunderstandableObservecarefullyhowothersbehaveintheofficeWhenindoubt,don’thesitatetoaskquestionsGiveyourselftimetolearnPART05ExtendedReadingHaveyoueverwonderedwhycompanieshaverules?Aretheynecessary?TakealookatwhatZhaoHuiexperiencedatTechSolutions.Hasshediscoveredthemeaningbehindtheserulesandguidelines?ThePowerofSimpleRulesinBuildingaPositiveWorkCultureInthefast-pacedbusinessworld,itiseasytooverlooktheimportanceofbasiccompanyrules.However,asZhaoHui’sexperienceatTechSolutionsshows,theseseeminglysimpleguidelinesplayacrucialroleinensuringaproductiveandharmoniousworkplace.Forinstance,theruleagainstcheckingsmartphonesduringmeetingsmightseemoverlystricttosome.Butitsunderlyingmessageisclear:respect.Bykeepingsmartphonesaway,employeesarenotonlyminimisingdistractionsbutalsoshowingrespecttothespeaker.Itreinforcestheideathateverymember’scontributionisessentialanddeservesundividedattention.Similarly,keepingquietintheofficemightseemlikeit’sjustaboutcontrollingnoise.Butreally,it’saboutcreatingapeacefulworkenvironment.Loudtalkingcanbotherpeople,especiallyinanoffice.Bytalkingquietlyormovingtoaspecialareaforcasualchats,workersshowtheycareabouttheirco-workers.Thisway,everyonecangettheirworkdonewithoutgettinginterruptedtoomuch.It’snotjustaboutfollowingrulestokeepthingsorganized.Theserulesreflectdeepervaluessuchasrespect,thoughtfulness,andprofessionalism,whichareessentialforanycompany’ssuccess.Whenemployeesunderstandandembodytheprinciples,theyhelpbuildaculturewhereeveryonefeelsrespectedandvalued.簡單規(guī)則在構(gòu)建積極工作文化中的力量

在快節(jié)奏的商業(yè)世界里，人們很容易忽視公司基本規(guī)則的重要性。然而，正如趙慧在TechSolutions的經(jīng)歷所表明的那樣，這些看似簡單的規(guī)則在確保工作場所高效和諧方面發(fā)揮著至關(guān)重要的作用。

例如，對一些人來說，禁止在會議期間看智能手機(jī)的規(guī)定可能過于嚴(yán)格。但其基本信息是明確的：尊重。不碰智能手機(jī)，員工不僅可以最大限度地減少干擾，還可以表現(xiàn)出對演講者的尊重。它強(qiáng)調(diào)了這樣一種觀點，即每一個成員的貢獻(xiàn)都是至關(guān)重要的，值得全神貫注。同樣，在辦公室里保持安靜似乎只是為了控制噪音。但實際上，這是關(guān)于創(chuàng)造一個安靜的工作環(huán)境。大聲說話會打擾他人，尤其是在辦公室里。當(dāng)員工安靜地交流或者到特定的區(qū)域閑聊，他們展現(xiàn)的是對同事的關(guān)心。這樣，每個人都可以在不被過度打擾的情況下完成工作。

遵守規(guī)則不僅僅是為了保持工作井然有序，還反映了更深層次的價值觀，如尊重、關(guān)心和專業(yè)，這些對任何公司的成功都至關(guān)重要。當(dāng)員工理解并實踐這些原則時，他們有助于建立一種讓每個人都感覺受到尊重和重視的文化。RuleUnderlyingmeaningNocheckingsmartphonesduringmeetings._________________Keepquietintheoffice._________________Conclusion:Companyruleshelpkeepthingsorganisedandbuildthecompany’sculture.Readthepassageandchoosetheproperunderlyingmeaning(s)foreachrulementioned.1AFGUnderstandingtheTextAvoiddistractions.Createacalmandfocusedworkenvironment.Showconsiderationforcolleagues.Ensureeveryoneworkswithoutinterruptions.Managenoise.Showrespecttothespeaker.Valuethecontentofthemeeting.BCDEArethereothersituationswheretherulesinTechSolutionscanalsobeapplied?Matchthesituationswiththerules.2InthelibraryDuringothers’presentationsAtconferencesInamovietheatreDuringalectureInanoperahouseWhendrivingacaronthehighwayInconversationswithothersOnthemetroInhospitalwardsNocheckingsmartphones.Keepquiet.PART06Real-LifeActivityAfterlearningfromtheexperiencesofChenYangandZhaoHui,youshouldunderstandcompanyrulesbetter.Whataresomeotherrulescompanieshave?Howdotheserulesdiffer?Youcanlearnmorebydoingsomeresearch.Theentireclasswillchoosetwocompaniestovisit.Itcanbeabank,ahospital,acarrepairshop,etc.Dividetheclassintotwogroups.Eachgroupwillberesponsibleforexploringonecompany.Step1Yourgroup’sdestination:________________________________Theother’sdestination:_________________________________Researchthecompanyrulesoftheplaceyou’revisitingandtakenotes.Sharewhatyoufindwiththeclass.Step2Mygroup:Rulesof____________________Theothergroup:Rulesof____________________1._________________________1._________________________2._________________________2._________________________3._________________________3._________________________4._________________________4._________________________5._________________________5._________________________Discussingroupsthereasonsbehindtheserules.Step3RulesUnderlyingreasons___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________