 | from Jen Hubley
I am sure that you don't need to worry about office party season. You are a paragon of mature, considered behavior. You would never, ever, for example, have one too many and demonstrate just how much your dancing resembles that of Elaine Benes, or buttonhole a member of the board by the bar to ask when those raises are coming through.
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In the Spotlight | Top 7 Office Party Gaffes
It's your friend who did those things, of course. I understand that. I have that friend, too. However, since the holiday party season is coming up, I'm just going to review these rules. We can send them to our friends.
| | What's the Worst Thing You've Seen at an Office Party?
This is my favorite. It's from our reader Angie, who writes: "It was our annual party where they hand out year recognition trophies. The VP was drunk and was to give a speech for ''Sally's'' (not real name) 10 years. The speech started with: 'Today I would like to underline the 10 years of hard work of an employee who is not very attractive, not really pretty unlike the previously honored employee...' Need I say more?" Woo boy. No, Angie, you need not. I hate to think where that recognition trophy is currently stored.
| Holiday Party Etiquette
The first tip is maybe the most important: Avoid excessive drinking. Observe that tip and you won't have to worry about many of the other mistakes.
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