Cell Phone etiquette Brent Martin

Cell Phone Etiquette Turn cell phone off when at a public performance Don’t dial while driving Don’t speak loud while in public Don’t have an annoying ringtone Never take personal calls during business meeting Stay at least 10 feet away from people while talking

Cell Phone Etiquette Never talk in elevators, libraries, museums, restaurants, cemeteries, theaters, dentist, waiting rooms, places of worship, auditoriums, emergency rooms, and buses Never multi-task by using cell phone while shopping, and banking Keep cellular congress brief and to the point Use an earpiece in high-traffic or noisy locations

Cell Phone Etiquette Do not have more then one wireless device on your belt You should not get attached to your phone Should not wear an earpiece while your not on the phone Do not try to impress with your phone Do not dial while driving

Advantages of a Cell Phone Communicate with others anywhere Ask someone for help at any minute Help organize daily plans Help with your work Can be information sources Give entertainment with games

Disadvantages of a Cell Phone Everybody can find you It is costly and more then a stationary phone Can be harmful to your health Can be damaged internally very easily Can have many dropped calls They can be very distracting in the class room They sometimes invade peoples privacy such as in restaurants

Business Cell Phone Usage Can use while in shop instead of walking to office Easily to be reached while away in hotel If on the road and have a long drive, work can still be done instead of wasting time Can take pictures of projects and email them to whoever you need to show If your jobs pays for you phone then they can view calls and make sure your not wasting time on the phone