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Employees are eating their lunch in the conference room
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Employees are eating their lunch in the conference room and I want to put a sign on the door saying that this room is to be used for meetings only, etc. and I don't know how to say it, please advise, thank you.
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Employees are eating their lunch in the conference room and I want to put a sign on the door saying that this room is to be used for meetings only, etc. and I don't know how to say it, please advise, thank you.
professionalism
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Are you their boss?
– EJoshuaS
7 mins ago
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Make a sign that reads:This room is to be used for meetings onlyand put it on the conference room door- Done. - Less sarcastically, is this issue under your purview? Are you in a position to tell employees where they can and cannot eat their lunch? Do you have the authority to dictate what the conference room can and cannot be used for?
– joeqwerty
2 mins ago
This question is missing context details, but this seems like a really passive-aggressive way to deal with the problem TBH - if you’re their boss, just tell them to stop directly. If not, you can bring it up in a meeting or something, but you can’t force people to stop doing that.
– EJoshuaS
1 min ago
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Employees are eating their lunch in the conference room and I want to put a sign on the door saying that this room is to be used for meetings only, etc. and I don't know how to say it, please advise, thank you.
professionalism
asked 8 mins ago
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Employees are eating their lunch in the conference room and I want to put a sign on the door saying that this room is to be used for meetings only, etc. and I don't know how to say it, please advise, thank you.
professionalism
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Are you their boss?
– EJoshuaS
7 mins ago
1
Make a sign that reads:This room is to be used for meetings onlyand put it on the conference room door- Done. - Less sarcastically, is this issue under your purview? Are you in a position to tell employees where they can and cannot eat their lunch? Do you have the authority to dictate what the conference room can and cannot be used for?
– joeqwerty
2 mins ago
This question is missing context details, but this seems like a really passive-aggressive way to deal with the problem TBH - if you’re their boss, just tell them to stop directly. If not, you can bring it up in a meeting or something, but you can’t force people to stop doing that.
– EJoshuaS
1 min ago
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Are you their boss?
– EJoshuaS
7 mins ago
1
Make a sign that reads:This room is to be used for meetings onlyand put it on the conference room door- Done. - Less sarcastically, is this issue under your purview? Are you in a position to tell employees where they can and cannot eat their lunch? Do you have the authority to dictate what the conference room can and cannot be used for?
– joeqwerty
2 mins ago
This question is missing context details, but this seems like a really passive-aggressive way to deal with the problem TBH - if you’re their boss, just tell them to stop directly. If not, you can bring it up in a meeting or something, but you can’t force people to stop doing that.
– EJoshuaS
1 min ago
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Are you their boss?
– EJoshuaS
7 mins ago
Are you their boss?
– EJoshuaS
7 mins ago
1
1
Make a sign that reads:
This room is to be used for meetings only and put it on the conference room door- Done. - Less sarcastically, is this issue under your purview? Are you in a position to tell employees where they can and cannot eat their lunch? Do you have the authority to dictate what the conference room can and cannot be used for?– joeqwerty
2 mins ago
Make a sign that reads:
This room is to be used for meetings only and put it on the conference room door- Done. - Less sarcastically, is this issue under your purview? Are you in a position to tell employees where they can and cannot eat their lunch? Do you have the authority to dictate what the conference room can and cannot be used for?– joeqwerty
2 mins ago
This question is missing context details, but this seems like a really passive-aggressive way to deal with the problem TBH - if you’re their boss, just tell them to stop directly. If not, you can bring it up in a meeting or something, but you can’t force people to stop doing that.
– EJoshuaS
1 min ago
This question is missing context details, but this seems like a really passive-aggressive way to deal with the problem TBH - if you’re their boss, just tell them to stop directly. If not, you can bring it up in a meeting or something, but you can’t force people to stop doing that.
– EJoshuaS
1 min ago
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Are you their boss?
– EJoshuaS
7 mins ago
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Make a sign that reads:
This room is to be used for meetings onlyand put it on the conference room door- Done. - Less sarcastically, is this issue under your purview? Are you in a position to tell employees where they can and cannot eat their lunch? Do you have the authority to dictate what the conference room can and cannot be used for?– joeqwerty
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This question is missing context details, but this seems like a really passive-aggressive way to deal with the problem TBH - if you’re their boss, just tell them to stop directly. If not, you can bring it up in a meeting or something, but you can’t force people to stop doing that.
– EJoshuaS
1 min ago