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Category Archives: Etiquette Tips
Addressing The Pope
In a mailing address: His Holiness, Pope Francis or His Holiness The Pope In Correspondence: Your Holiness or Most Holy Father Introductions: His Holiness, The Pope In Conversation: Most Holy Father or Your Holiness
Posted in Correspondence/Stationery, Etiquette Tips, Religous Ceremonies
Tagged addressing The Pope, Catholic Church Protocol, correspondence etiquette, His Holiness, Most Holy Father, Pope Francis, religious formalities, religious protocol, what to call The Pope, writing to The Pope
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Knock Before Entering
If a door is closed to a space that may be occupied, always knock before entering. This includes, but is not limited to, offices, bedrooms, dressing/fitting rooms, lavatory stalls, hotel rooms and hospital rooms. Yesterday, I was trying on clothing … Continue reading
Posted in Business Etiquette, Etiquette Tips, Hospital Etiquette, Locker Room Etiquette, Office Etiquette, Public Courtesies, Spa Etiquette
Tagged business etiquette, dressing room etiquette, fitting room etiquette, hospital etiquette, knock before entering, knocking etiquette, lavatory etiquette, Office Etiquette, office manners, Public Courtesies, public manners, restroom etiquette, Social Etiquette, social manners
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Personal Problems in a Professional Setting
Do not bring personal problems to the office. Leave them at home. If your coworkers are your friends, wait until you are outside the office to discuss your personal matters.
Re-gifting Rules
I am not an advocate of re-gifting. However, I know re-gifting is a common practice during the holiday season. If you must re-gift, here are a few guidelines to follow: Don’t re-gift used items. Gifts must be new and in … Continue reading
Give Driving 100% of Your Attention
When we sit behind a steering wheel, we are taking on the responsibility of propelling at least a ton of metal through space. The higher the speed, the higher the force of impact that ton of metal has on any … Continue reading
Michelle Obama’s DNC Dress Inappropriate
The dress First Lady Michelle Obama selected to wear to deliver her speech at the 2012 Democratic National Convention was absolutely lovely. It was flattering, well fitted, flowed nicely, and striking in color. However, the sleeveless choice was not appropriate … Continue reading
Match Communication Levels
Always respond to communication with the same or higher level of communication. For example, if you receive a phone message, respond with a phone call or a face-to-face contact. Do not respond to a phone call with an e-mail. It … Continue reading
Ask Permission Before Posting a Photo
Not everyone is thrilled to have their photo posted on a social media site. Always ask permission before posting a photo of someone. Social media sites are a great way to share photos, however, save this opportunity for your individual … Continue reading
Don’t Text in the Movie Theater
You may think texting in the movie theater offers a quiet way for you to communicate without disturbing other audience members, however, the back-light glow from your device is very distracting. If you must text, leave the theater. Otherwise, wait … Continue reading