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Prep Employees in Advance of Holiday Parties

Published Wednesday Nov 16, 2011

It is that time year for company parties and year-end sales events, events that our readers spend lots of money and time planning and putting together to show their employees how much they appreciate their hard work and recognize their top performers.  

Unfortunately, many employees will be faced with that famous question the next morning, Hey, did you see that guy or girl last night at the company event? That question can elicit many answers such as, Oh yeah, everybody did when he got on the microphone and slurred profanity for everybody to hear." Or, Did you see that girl? She drank so much; she was saying all kinds of inappropriate things to her boss.

In his latest article, Enjoy the Party, Don't be the Party! Prepare Employees for Holiday Parties, sales coach Nathan Jamail offers a few basic guidelines for bosses to pass along to employees that ensuring everyone has a good time and behaves appropriately.

Here are Jamail's employee guidelines:

  • Use the two drink maximum rule or if you have low tolerance, then soda is probably what you should stick with;
  • Remember no matter your surroundings, you are still at wor;
  • Don't be the last one at the bar, because if you are, you've probably broken Rules 1 and 2;
  • Have fun;
  • Make sure someone else is That guy or girl!
Nathan Jamail, best selling author of The Playbook Series, is also a motivational speaker, entrepreneur and corporate coach. As a former executive for Fortune 500 companies, and owner of several small businesses, he travels the country helping individuals and organizations achieve maximum success. A few of his clients include Fidelity, Nationwide Insurance, The Hartford Group, Cisco, Stryker Communications, and Army National Guard.

 
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