Some unwritten 'Commonsense'

Commonsense, which is known as kandjana in Bengal. In the Harvard Business Review, a register published in 2000, the Kandjyan case has been called as a personality-related capability. We often fall into adversity with another person's savvy or common sense. The level of sense of humor is different but it is different. Workplace, family or personal life-in all cases, how much positive personality you possess, its identity is revealed but according to the level of savvy. Some unwritten social commonsense have been published in BuzzFeed.

Never eat words. The sting of your bone is cheating for others. Make a habit of eating slowly and eating habits.

• When someone else speaks, do not stop him from talking to him. Talk to someone else after finishing it. Talk with your eyes and eyes.
• Talk to your restaurant waiter, liftman or a salesman or car driver in the shopping mall, who are serving you with them.
• Do not drop it where you eat chewing gum. Put on the paper or tissue in the dustbins.
• Never tie your bike lock or lock with another bike in the bike parking.
• Do not stand beside the escalator stairs in the shopping mall as well. Keep the passage straight on the escalator staircase standing right on the stairs, so that anyone can walk if they want to walk.
• Do not listen to music loudspeakers or listen to music in public.
• Say thank you if you have any cooperation. Thanks and say to say sorry.
• Ask your parents or guardian for permission to care for young children. If you want to touch the stranger, you can get rid of the sterilization.
• Every man has a personality line, respect for him.
• Take advantage of holding doors for others or dragging chairs.
• Do not force someone to eat food plate on the food table.
• Never violate any type of line in the bank or in any other way. Give the person who came before you to serve him.
• Do not touch his personal laptop or computer, mobile phone when you visit a home. Do not peep into another's bedroom even when you are traveling. Never read another's personal diary.
• Do not be embarrassed by asking questions like whether someone is age, married or not.
• If you need to use a bathroom for a visit to another's house, keep an eye on the cleaning.
• Do not talk to the guest at the office or anybody laughing at him or crying loudly.
  Source: BuzzFeed