How often should I say hi to a co-worker in a day?
485688
Stop walking around and get back to work!\nSay hi once and just do a jesture next time.
591149
i would start with saying hello
257441
When you walk into a room where people are already present (and you aren't crashing the room in any way), etiquette calls for someone already there to say hello to YOU, to WELCOME you.  However, etiquette aside, there is nothing wrong with you saying the first hello - or at least smiling.
795855
On my days off I talk to maybe 5 - 6 people. Since I worked today I talked too about 75 people. Sometimes at work I talk to a lot more, especially on the weekends.
644268
call him\nsay hi to him
735173
Yeah, make eye contact and say 'hi'...
563582
depends on the situation, in a more formal setting, hello.  in less formal settings, hi.  when meeting friends of friends, it's hey.  when meeting someone that i have heard about but don't have any interest in getting to know, a nod.
421690
1.Read a daily/weekly quote aloud for you and your team members to hear. Something that is inspiring/entertaining/silly/witty that everyone can enjoy. \n\n2.Give gifts, make your co workers feel happy and cared for. You will find that this is really contagious and it will make everything less serious and more family oriented.\n\n3.Plan to watch the same movies for the weekend so that you can have something to talk about on boring Mondays.
533922
IF this person is your equal or subordinate, cheerfully say, 'I really have to get going right now, but I'll have that for you first thing Monday morning.' If they say they REALLY need it now, explaint that you're sorry (as you're walking out the door), but that you dont have time, and that they really need to ask you earlier in the day on Fridays (so that this wont happen again in the future).  \n\nWow, your coworkers are rude!  You could wind up in the office all night!
153800
Go tap on there sholder, when they look give a big healthy smile with a notebook that says Hi my name is... im deaf not to many people know sign lauguage and i want to get to know more people, would you mind if we talked by writeing down our conversation? If someone walked up to me and showed me that, i would definitally sit down with them :)
785203
just general politeness. Please and thank you or at least thanks when appropriate. Not talking about nasty, gross, or lewd things in front of mixed company. Office mainly just keep it light and professional...gossip to a minimum at least too. school, appropriate speak and dress for the age group...especially if you are a teacher. And at home just the general common sense.
1083580
Show up early everyday. Do not sit around a socialize most of the afternoon. Get you work completed in a timely manner and correctly. Do not be afraid to ask for clarification or for help if you do not know how to do something. If your work is done, ask your supervisor if there is any additional work you can do to help them or the company. And always dress professionally. Always be professional in your dress, speech, and written communications. Also let your boss know you want to excell in your career and see if they will put you on a plan, where you have goals and if you meet them, you get "x"
363910
say hi everyday, and wait, he will come after you sooner or later.
1150579
don't worry it takes about one month. the best thing to do is ask questions it you do not know what to do.as for fitting in just find one person that you are comfortable with and talk to them about what is going on and in no time you will be getting along just fine with everyone, number one rule stay away from work drama..ie gossip
918352
wait one more day and then call him and tell him you just wanted to say HI
962509
I think asking her out to lunch is a fantastic idea! I would advise against breakfast however since she runs night shift. (Most N.S. workers sleep till 10am-1pm. and it is not advised to wake up someone if you want a yes)\nI think a couple of 1hr+ lunches spaced out over 2-3 weeks is enough to begin developing a friendly relationship between you two.
500560
When a co-worker is not your cup of tea, just remember you're not there to socialize.  You're there to do a job.  Be polite and discuss whatever needs to be discussed civilly but keep your eyes open for a better position.  Never alienate anyone at work because you never know when you might need them.