If someone is in the office, it is tantamount to lighting a "poison gas bomb" in a public place, which not only damages the health of other colleagues, but also seriously affects the office environment.
Here are some things you can do to reduce damage to yourself:
1.Communication: Have friendly communication with smokers, express your concern about secondhand smoke, and ask them to smoke in a specific area or outdoors.
2.Ventilation: Try to keep your office well ventilated, either by opening windows or using an air purifier to purify the air.
3.Set up smoking areas: If possible, it is recommended that offices have a dedicated smoking area that separates smokers from non-smokers.
4.Personal protection: Wearing a mask can filter smoke particles from the air and reduce the amount of secondhand smoke you inhale.
5.Plant purification: Some plants such as pothos, ivy, etc. have the effect of air purification, and some of these plants can be placed in the office.
6.Reflect to management: If the problem persists, you can report it to management and ask them to take steps to resolve the issue.
The most important thing is to stand your ground and protect your health. If the problem cannot be resolved, consider seeking other solutions, such as adjusting the work position or further communicating with management.