Together Goods

Considerate Behavior Towards Personal Space:

• Set boundaries with your roommate by discussing and agreeing on shared spaces for private activities, such as designating a specific area of the living room or bedroom as personal space.
• Use headphones when listening to music or watching videos, especially if these are at volumes that could disturb others.
• Respect your roommate's need for quiet time in the morning or late at night by keeping noise levels down during those times.

Small Gestures in Crowded Public Places:

• Offer a seat to someone who appears elderly, pregnant, or otherwise in need as you enter and leave public spaces.
• Say "excuse me" when you bump into someone on the sidewalk or in the store, helping others move out of your way politely.
• Hold open doors for people entering from either side.

Considerate Use of Shared Facilities:

• Always flush after using restrooms to ensure they are clean and ready for the next person.
• Keep the sink area clean by washing your hands thoroughly and not leaving dirty dishes in the sinks or tubs.
• Respect others' privacy when using shared showers or changing areas, ensuring that doors close quietly.

Demonstrating Thoughtfulness Towards Elderly/Disabled:

• Offer assistance to elderly individuals who may have difficulty walking long distances or carrying items.
• Ensure pathways and exits are clear of obstacles for those using wheelchairs or walkers.
• Be patient if someone requires extra time when accessing facilities like restrooms or kitchen areas.

Managing Noise Levels in Daily Activities:

• Use headphones to listen to music, podcasts, or audiobooks during times when others might be trying to work or relax.
• Keep the volume at a level that won't disturb others while still allowing you to enjoy your activity.
• Plan noisy tasks like washing dishes or doing laundry for early mornings or late evenings.

Being Considerate of Others' Time in Work Environments:

• Arrive on time for meetings and appointments, showing respect for the organizer's and others' schedules.
• Organize documents and materials needed for meetings ahead of time to avoid last-minute scrambles.
• Keep digital communications concise and direct, ensuring that emails and messages are relevant to the recipient.

Being Considerate with Sensitive Information:

• Use appropriate filters or privacy settings on social media platforms to prevent sensitive information from being shared publicly.
• Avoid discussing confidential work matters in areas where others might overhear unless it's necessary and all parties involved have agreed to the discussion.
• Respect confidentiality by not sharing personal stories that could be considered private or sensitive with those who are not part of your immediate circle.