Don’t forget that at work events, you’re still at work It's a work event, not a personal party: Remember to be professional as it reflects badly on your company. And, don't overload your plate.

Do not carry alcohol to work or go to the office drunk. And don’t talk about any drunken escapades in front of your boss. 3. Do deliver your projects on time.

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DOs. Respect the workplace rules. All interactions with your partner should be as professional as possible. Work comes first. When in office, work always comes first. ... Don't play favourites.

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Mastering workplace etiquette: 10 essential do’s and don'ts to get in your colleagues good books. Don’t forget that at work events, you’re still at work….