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"Is she working?"
"Is he still on the phone?"
The important thing to remember about office etiquette is that you need to convey to your boss that you're on the job to take care of the business at hand.
Cel phones: If you bring them to work, turn off ringers completely and only use them during lunch breaks for important calls (e.g. child's daycare, Dr.'s office). Allow people to leave you a voicemail message; you don't have to answer. Don't take cel phones into restrooms; it's an invasion of co-workers' privacy. Also, don't take phones into meetings. Allow your boss to see that you're focused on the agenda.
E-mail: Watch e-mail communication, even amongst co-workers. Tone is important, so be careful when addressing matters of conflict, especially. Use manners—please and thank you go a long way. Don't go back and forth in e-mail; stop, get up, and meet the person face-to-face for a cordial conversation. Send work-related e-mails only. Tell your friends not to forward certain e-mails to your workplace, especially sexual and other explicit material.
Talking in general: Be wary of engaging in gossip. Those that talk about others to you, will likely talk to others about you. Don't become too comfortable in position. Never let down your guard just because you're invited to join the"in crowd." Don't belittle others; you'll develop a negative stigma from doing so. Remain pleasant and optimistic about the job; after all, it is your current stream of income.
Other tidbits for office parties:
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Don't get drunk at the office party
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Don't flirt with every girl/guy you meet
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Don't dress inappropriately
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Don't act too folksy
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Don't bring an unfriendly guest
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