Don't interrupt someone mid-sentence., Always say thank you., Don't comment on someone's appearance unless it's positive., Respect the line, no cutting., Text before calling., Don't overshare personal details at work., If you borrow something, return it promptly., Don't double dip in shared dips., Say "excuse me" when passing through., Don't stare at people in public., Use headphones for personal audio., Flush in public restrooms., Give up your seat to someone who needs it more., Don't leave someone hanging in a handshake., Always ask before bringing a guest., If you break it, replace it., Don't leave hair in the shower drain., Let people exit an elevator before entering., Clean your crumbs after eating., Don't hover over someone's phone screen., Respect others' time; don't be late., Say "bless you" when someone sneezes., Don't whisper secrets in group settings., Give people space in line., Respect the "do not disturb" sign., Don't talk during a movie., Cover your mouth when coughing., Don't hog the armrest on planes., Respect shared workspaces., Always signal when changing lanes., Don't block the sidewalk when chatting., Knock before entering a closed door., Always return borrowed books in good condition., Don't leave your trash in someone else's car., Be honest about allergies or dietary restrictions., Offer to split the bill fairly., Don't gossip about someone who isn't present., Avoid loud speakerphone conversations in public., Let others off public transport before boarding., Use "please" when asking for something., Don't scroll through someone's phone gallery., Keep your phone on silent during meetings., Respect someone's decision to say no., Never assume a friendship means free favors., Don't interrupt someone's workout to chat., Share the remote in shared spaces., Be mindful of personal space in small rooms., Don't brag excessively in conversations., Always thank the host before leaving., Treat service staff with respect at all times..

50 Unspoken Rules (Cultural Awareness Workshop)

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