Rules for safe behavior in the city, on the streets, in public places, in nature: a reminder. What not to do in the city, on the street, in public places, in nature: basic rules

Correct actions in society allow us to feel like a polite, cultured person. Compliance with generally accepted standards makes life much easier and creates a good impression of each of us. Knowing the rules of etiquette allows you to avoid awkwardness and misunderstandings in standard situations. Rules of conduct in public places set clear boundaries and allow each of us to feel great when surrounded by people.

Rules for safe behavior in the city - what you can do and what you can’t: memo

There are many dangers on the streets. Even though we are used to being in a noisy crowd, it can be unsafe.

Memo:

• Always tell your loved ones where you are going.
• Don't walk alone on dark streets. Go out to the bright side of the road.
• Don't wear jewelry if you're going home late.
• If strangers come up to you and ask you to take you to a street, explain how to get there, but do not see them off.
• Do not hang your keys on your belt or around your neck.
• If someone is following or stalking you, go to a supermarket or other public place where you can get lost.
• Do not go with strangers if they promise to show you something or give you money for delivered luggage.
• In public places you should not shout or attract attention. Maintain order.
• Do not participate in unauthorized events or get into altercations.
• Do not drink alcohol or smoke in public places and at bus stops.
• Help older people and children.
• Take care of state property, do not break windows or violate the integrity of buildings.

Rules for safe behavior in the city - what you can do and what you can’t: memo

Basic dating rules

By following these rules, you will not only be polite, but also make a good first impression on people:

• When meeting, a man is introduced to a woman, those younger in age or position are introduced to the elders, those who came later are introduced to those who came earlier.
• The person you are introducing the stranger to should be named first, and the person being introduced should be named second. For example: “Katya, meet me, this is Roman,” “Ivan Petrovich, this is Marina.”
• When meeting, it is acceptable and advisable to clarify the type of occupation and/or the degree of your acquaintance with those whom you introduce to each other. For example: “Katya, meet me, this is my husband Roman. Roma, meet me, this is my friend Katya, we studied at the university together.”
• The first person to shake hands should be the person to whom the stranger was introduced.
• If they want to shake your hand while you are sitting, you should stand up or at least stand up slightly.

And finally, another important topic is business etiquette.

Rules for safe behavior on the streets - what you can do and what you can’t: memo

When children reach a certain age, they must be taught the rules of behavior in public places. Such places include parks, parking lots, public transport, shops, metro, and underground passages. Children should definitely be taught etiquette and rules of behavior in public transport.

Street rules:

• A lot of danger on the streets is associated with the movement of vehicles. In our country, traffic is on the right.
• If there are no sidewalks, then you should walk towards the traffic that is traveling in your direction.
• Do not cross roadways in places where there are no traffic lights or pedestrian crossings.
• Do not run out onto the road when public transport arrives. Be sure to look around.
• If you are moving along the roadway, then your clothing should have reflective elements.
• In winter, do not walk under houses to avoid icicles falling on your head.
• Avoid walking where it is slippery and where the paths are not covered with gravel or sand.
• Do not get into arguments with passers-by, especially if they are drunk.
• Children should be taught that they should not hide in cars or abandoned buildings while playing.
• Children should not go with strangers and show how to get to a certain house at a specific address.

Rules for safe behavior on the streets - what you can do and what you can’t: memo

Rules for safe behavior in public places - what you can do and what you can’t: memo

Public places include the metro, bus stops, shops and parks. In order not to get into trouble and not run into trouble, you should follow the basic rules.

Memo:

• Let women and children onto the bus or minibus, and help older people board the transport.
• Do not go down into mines or tunnels, and do not go beyond fences.
• Go around the tram in front, and the trolleybus, bus and cars behind.
• Don't shout on public transport. Speak quietly to the other person, leaning over your ear.
• Try not to talk on the phone; call the person back after you arrive at your destination.
• Hold on to the handrails and do not walk on the vehicle while it is moving.
• Upon entering the transport, pay for the fare and take empty seats.
• Give up your seat to a pregnant woman, a woman with a child, or an elderly person.
• You should not take food or drinks with you on the subway or bus. You can have a snack in the park or at home.
• If the place is very busy, then you need to cross to the other side of the street using an underground passage.
• Do not sit in public transport with your legs spread wide apart. When exiting, do not push, but ask to be let through.
• Try not to bother anyone by talking loudly. Don't yell at others.
• If you are in a crowd on the street and you need to stop, move to the side so that passers-by do not bump into you.
• If you are in a movie or theater, be sure to remove your hat. It can interfere with the ability of others to watch the performance.
• Don't make noise or gesticulate at the movies, as you may provoke a conflict. Don't beat the beat with your feet at a concert.
• If you are late for the cinema, try to walk very quietly to your seat.

Rules for safe behavior in public places - what you can do and what you can’t: memo

Rules for safe behavior in nature - what you can do and what you can’t: memo

With the onset of warmer weather, many are in a hurry to please themselves with delicious kebabs. Someone goes fishing and also does not miss the opportunity to enjoy a picnic. In nature, you should also behave according to certain rules.

Rules of behavior in nature:

• Wear closed clothing even in hot weather. It is advisable that the arms and legs are covered. This will prevent you from burning and protect your skin from insects.
• Wear comfortable shoes with soft soles. Sneakers are not really suitable shoes, as they are painful to walk on rocky terrain.
• Do not light a fire in a clearing with dry grass or trees. It is also worth moving away from the place with stones under which there is dry grass.
• Do not eat unfamiliar mushrooms and berries. Do not touch birds and animals, avoid nests.
• Do not wash dishes or wash clothes in bodies of water. There is also no need to relieve yourself in the bushes. Dig a hole and bury it after you leave.
• Walk through the forest in zigzags and do not take shortcuts. Going down steep slopes is very dangerous. It is also not worth jumping over ditches or holes.
• Do not pitch a tent or camp near anthills or wildlife burrows.
• Try to get home before dark. At the same time, do not turn off the paths and paths.
• If you are lost, then go and listen. You need to follow the noise, it will lead you to a populated area.
• Do not wear perfume or fragrance as it may cause insect bites.
• Do not play loud music, this will attract wild animals and make them aggressive.
• Do not drink water from lakes and reservoirs. It is unknown whether this water is suitable for oral administration.

Rules for safe behavior in nature - what you can do and what you can’t: memo
As you can see, in every place you need to follow safety rules. This will help you maintain life and health, as well as avoid conflict situations.

Basic rules of business etiquette

Essentially, this is a set of rules for communications in a work environment, mandatory for everyone, be it a big boss, a top manager or an ordinary employee:

• Don't be late.
• Always say hello, say “thank you” and “please”, and do not interrupt the other person.
• Warn about your visit.
• Before entering, knock or say “hello” if the door is open.
• In business negotiations, try to express yourself clearly, concisely and clearly so that the essence of your message is extremely clear.
• Refrain from excess slang and words of foreign origin, especially if the business meeting is attended by specialists from related fields who are not too familiar with the intricacies of your work.
• Double-check written messages and correct errors before sending.
• In instant messengers, do not split a long message into short ones - it is better to shorten the essence of the letter so that it easily fits into one message.
• It is better to answer a phone call after the 2nd or 3rd ring.
• If you are not answered after the 5th ring, hang up.
• If the connection is interrupted during a call, the call initiator must call back.
• Introduce yourself if you called from a new number.
• You should notify about your video call in advance, for example, by text message.
• During a video call, look at the other person, not at yourself in the camera.
• The handshake must be initiated by the manager, including if the subordinates are women.
• You are not supposed to kiss women's hands at business meetings.
• Do not reveal or ask for trade secrets.
• Do not discuss those who are absent, and especially do not speak badly about them.
• Always ask permission from your business partners if you want to refer to them to third parties, indicate them in the list of partners on your website, or tell any incident with their participation in the public sphere.
• For a business dinner, the person who invited you to dinner pays.

These are the basic rules of etiquette. We will not touch on all the rules of business communication - there are many of them, and they differ somewhat depending on the situation (communication with a client, boss or business partner). In principle, good manners and business etiquette are not so difficult.

Also, we will not dwell on the dress code rules - they may differ significantly for different areas. The clothing requirements for employees of a creative agency and a commercial bank are very different, and even within the industry it is worth clarifying the presence or absence of restrictions. In any case, clothes should be clean, look harmonious and match the accessories.

These are the basic rules of etiquette that must be followed. If your knowledge is much greater and wider, this is exclusively a plus for your karma. Moreover, you should learn special rules of behavior for those places that you visit often. For example, etiquette rules in a gym or fitness center. This will significantly facilitate your communication with others.

In addition, you can take our “Best Communication Techniques” program, and then you will be able to navigate absolutely any situation. We wish you interesting communication and effective communications and look forward to attending our programs!

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