Huh? I Completely Agree with Phone Company Advice …
Posted by: PatrickJ on May 01 2008
To that end, a new study commissioned by Vodafone UK found that over 70-percent of all workers "talk business on their mobile phones in public, with one-in-five talking about business-critical subjects such as sales leads." Worse still, 15-percent admitted to "openly discussing confidential new products or services whilst traveling," while 26-percent admitted that they have actually followed up on a lead in which they received via listening in to another’s public call. Not surprisingly, the company recommends that individuals utilize more discreet methods of communicating in public, suggesting texting and emailing in particular.
That’s some advice from Vodafone in the UK, for business folks talking trash, and sometimes revealing confidential information along the way, on cellphones. Nice. Good advice from a phone company. Please shut up or talk quieter, or send a written / typed form of communication instead.
How many times have you *wished* some suit would do that instead of regaling you and everyone around you with their latest triumph in a crowded public place? Lots would be my quick answer.
I really like the SHHH cards produced by Coudal.com (like the image top of this post) as well.
Via: Engadget
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Yep. Will come in handy!. Also people would be considerate when getting assistance. IE, At a hotel reception desk checking in with many people behind them. Etc…
This is a pet peeve of mine, phone etiquette in public. Although you can’t regulate others, you can regulate yourself, what a great reminder!