Working with co- workers in the same environment in any office is supposed to give you colleagues who will help you in solving difficult problems or assist you generally as and when needed.But the facts are not so in all cases, unfortunately a majority,i.e 80% of dedicated workers find that constant togetherness creates more problems then it solves.The noise created by co-workers is causing disturbances leading to lack of concentration for work and hence one wonders whether it is good to have co-workers or they are a hindrance only.

However, asking that question won't provide you relief from your quagmire because you can't oust someone from a company for causing office noise unless you own the business yourself. This is precisely the reason why you should strive to identify an appropriate solution to get rid of the noise instead of your noisy coworkers.

In order to start looking for a good solution, you must first bring the inconvenience brought on by your co-workers to your manager's attention. This will assure that difficulties in getting projects accomplished properly because of the noise distraction, don't get placed on your head.

After telling your manager about it, it is time for you to confront your noisy coworker. Be gentle, but direct. Nobody likes to be embarrassed or feel attacked. But most of your coworkers are probably reasonable people who deal with the same workplace annoyances you do.

If your colleague creating noise in the workplace is unaware of the disturbance, you should probably talk with his or her manager who can find some sort of answer to your problem and enlighten the worker about proper behavior. It is the manager's duty to educate staff members about such things. The majority of times, boisterous colleagues do alter their actions once they have been spoken to by their bosses.

Finally, you might also invest in a "white noise" or speech privacy system. Such systems can cover up some or all of the distracting noise coming from your noisy coworkers, limiting their ability to annoy you and helping you to stay focused on the task at hand.