Don’t Leave The Wrong Things Behind At Your Holiday Party – Our Quick Tips!
At Forefront Group, we know all about good “leave-behinds” – promotional products like YETI mugs, quarter-zip fleeces and shirts, sales collateral, and more.
But at your company’s holiday party, there are a few things you don’t want to leave behind – your car keys, spouse, wallet, or reputation! We’ve all been there when someone gets a bit too wild at a holiday party, especially with an open bar.
So don’t become the “talk of the town” going into next year. Follow these quick tips to have a great time at your holiday party – but avoid embarrassment!
But at your company’s holiday party, there are a few things you don’t want to leave behind – your car keys, spouse, wallet, or reputation! We’ve all been there when someone gets a bit too wild at a holiday party, especially with an open bar.
So don’t become the “talk of the town” going into next year. Follow these quick tips to have a great time at your holiday party – but avoid embarrassment!
1. Don’t Drink Too Much
No surprise, here. Our #1 tip is… don’t drink too much! Drinking with your coworkers can be a very fun way to blow off steam, and enjoy yourself among friends.
Unfortunately, drinking excessively can cause you to lose your good judgment – and if you do, you could end up making career-ending mistakes, or at least embarrassing yourself in front of colleagues and managers.
Understand your own alcohol tolerance. Sure, you can drink enough to lighten up – but once you start to feel unsteady on your feet, cut yourself off!
You should also make sure you have a plan in place to get home if you’re not driving – and if you do end up drinking too much, excuse yourself politely and leave. It’s better than making a scene.
Unfortunately, drinking excessively can cause you to lose your good judgment – and if you do, you could end up making career-ending mistakes, or at least embarrassing yourself in front of colleagues and managers.
Understand your own alcohol tolerance. Sure, you can drink enough to lighten up – but once you start to feel unsteady on your feet, cut yourself off!
You should also make sure you have a plan in place to get home if you’re not driving – and if you do end up drinking too much, excuse yourself politely and leave. It’s better than making a scene.
2. Be Positive And Have Fun
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Dress in your best, show up, eat some hors-d'oeuvres, down a couple glasses of white wine, and have a blast! And if you don’t feel like you can do that, don’t attend. Not going at all is better than going with a bad attitude and leaving behind negativity for everyone else to deal with.
If your party allows for +1s and other guests, be respectful and kind to them – and include them in your conversations. A person attending a party at a place where they don’t work may feel uncomfortable or stressed – especially if everyone is just talking about work.
Make it a point to talk to party guests who don’t work with you. Including them in the fun is the best way to ensure they have a great time!
3. Don’t Be A Grinch!
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No one likes a Grinch and although it can be difficult, work to ensure you don’t turn green this holiday season! Take some time to enjoy and look back on the positive notes this year, being mindful is critical to accelerating your 2018.
Follow These 3 Tips For A Great Holiday Party!
- Don’t get too drunk
- Don’t talk about work (too much)
- Make sure you include guests in your conversation – it’s just that simple!
Happy holidays – and don’t forget about us in 2018 for bold, innovative promotional products!
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