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Message: <blockquote data-quote="yksunlk" data-source="post: 8389069" data-attributes="member: 122708">Do not talk loudly on the phone,  especially when you are in a public place. Your words should be audible only to  the person on the phone, and not those around you.    Either switch-off or put your  phone on a silent mode, when you are in a cinema hall, library, hospital,  religious places or other restricted areas, where phone calls are not  allowed.   When you are at a business meeting,  it is better to put your phone on silent mode.    If you get a call in a meeting,  disconnect the phone and call the person after the meeting is over. If the call  is urgent, go outside the room and talk.    When you are at your workplace, it  is suggested to receive and make calls only during breaks. If it is an important  call, you may either decrease your volume or answer the call after leaving your  desk.     Do not play loud ring tones at the  work or public places. The ring tone may be your favorite, but its loud sound  might annoy others around you.   Talk in a polite, cool and friendly  tone, when you are on the phone.    Never interrupt a person when  he/she is speaking on the phone.   It is always nice to answer  business calls with a greeting. Say "Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening", your  name, and then proceed.    While attending a business phone,  you should be legible - speak slowly and clearly. Speak with confidence, so that  the person on the other side has the feeling that you know what you are doing.    While talking on the phone, make  sure that you speak quite clearly. Speaking clearly reduces the need to repeat  your words time and again.    Avoid eating chewing gum or  munching anything else, when you are talking to a person on the phone. It makes  hard for the other party to understand what you are saying. It may also annoy  the person, as nobody would like to hear eating noises on the phone.    Wrong numbers should be dealt with  decently. People often loose their temper, when they receive wrong calls. In  such a situation, you should tell the person on the other side, that he/she has  dialed a wrong number, in a pleasant manner.    It is considered impolite to hang  up without saying goodbye. Unless the person on the other end is being rude or  abusive, it is always right to end the call with a greeting - a simple bye!    Never be rude to a caller, even if  he/she uses abusive words. In this case, you should disconnect the call wisely.  Say something like, "I am sorry, I have to end up the call now", and then hang  up.   Whether he/she is your friend,  acquaintance, business partner or workplace colleague, you should consider the  time of calling a person. Unless it's very urgent, do not disturb a person when  he/she is busy.   You should be considerate enough  not to call a person during the peak working hours.    Do not put a caller on hold  for a long time. If you have to, be sure to check back within few minutes, as to  whether he/she would like to continue to be on hold or not.  </blockquote>

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