This article appears to make blanket statements.

This article appears to make blanket statements. As with any organizational culture, we need to express our views and greeting first based on the receiver. Greeting for someone, whom you are meeting for the first time should be cordial, but not borderline offensive (for sure, not completely offensive). Similarly, communicating with coworkers should revolve around place, time, and the extent of association. It is in a way relevant even for household network communication.

Originally shared by Rob Jongschaap

MarketWatch: ‘Dotard’ — and 10 less obvious things you should never say to a colleague. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIw17aqjDY
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