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iPod etiquette at the office

It must be a slow news day because everyone is writing about iPod etiquette. USA Today, America's newspaper with the highest concentration of pie charts, has some tips for using your iPod at the workplace. It seems that those white earbuds might signal to baby boomers (who I suppose are out of touch, judging from this article) that you are not working but rather listening to tunes and IMing your friends ('OMG!11!! iPodz rule. LOL').

So, when if you are going to risk listening to your iPod at work keep this handy tips in mind:
  • Always remove both earbuds when a co-worker is talking to you
  • never 'bob' your head or hum along
  • and my favorite: don't bring your iPod into a meeting
If you need these tips then perhaps you shouldn't have a job. I'm just saying.

[via Micro Persuasion]

It must be a slow news day because everyone is writing about iPod etiquette. USA Today, America's newspaper with the highest concentration...
 

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Shawn McEntyre

Ha ha ha! I can use my iPod at work anytime I want, it's part of the employee's rights in the office. And my boss is a baby boomer himself! Well, he's also kind of a geek too... he has an iPod.

February 04 2006 at 12:49 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
portorikan

I don't like removing both earbuds, but I do pause and remove one.

Does that make me a rudeboy?

February 03 2006 at 10:41 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
charles gilliland

While I admit the first and third points are valid and common sense , noone could find fault with a little toe-tapping, head-bobbing, booty-shaking. I'm just saying.

February 03 2006 at 8:17 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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