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Category Archives: Business Networking
Networking Etiquette – Approaching A Group In Conversation
When approaching a group of people who are engaged in conversation, it is important to evaluate the situation before interrupting the conversation. 1. Read the body language. If people have their heads together and appear to be in a serious … Continue reading
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Business Networking – Speak With Everyone
When attending a networking function, don’t overlook anyone and try to speak with everyone – even if it’s very brief. Others will remember your kindness and your willingness to make them feel comfortable and included and will want to return … Continue reading
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Forgot Your Business Cards?
You should always have your business cards with you. But what should you do if you just received a business card and you either ran out of yours or do not have them with you? Thank the other person for … Continue reading
How To Handle A Greeting When An Incorrect Name Is Used
My first name is Sandy. Occasionally, someone will greet me using an incorrect name such as Mandy or Candy. Either they incorrectly heard my name when we were initially introduced, or they were pretty close at remembering it. When someone … Continue reading
How to Help Others Remember Names After Introductions
As hard as we try, it is sometimes difficult to remember names after introductions. It is even more difficult to remember names when introductions have been made in a group setting. If you are the person who made the introductions … Continue reading
How To Remember Names After An Introduction
I am frequently asked for suggestions to help remember names after an introduction. 1. Repeat the name of the person you are being introduced to. This will help you remember the name and allow the person to correct you in … Continue reading
Office Holiday Party Etiquette
In case you missed my segment about office party etiquette on Fox 45 this morning, here is a re-cap of holiday party do’s and don’ts. 1. Don’t pass up the invitation. Not everyone is comfortable attending parties, but your employer … Continue reading
Taking Medications in Professional Settings
At some time, everyone needs to take medication during the workday. Perhaps it is for something as minor as a headache or it could be an ongoing health issue such as taking insulin for diabetes. Whatever reason the medication is … Continue reading
How to Deal With Homosexuality in the Workplace
Despite a strong movement to dissolve a bias against homosexuals in our country, many companies and individuals still remain closed minded about the topic. It is in the best interest of both heterosexuals and homosexuals to keep your personal life … Continue reading
Business Dining – Dining Conversation
Business dining offers an opportunity to build relationships with clients or coworkers. The host should initiate conversation by asking casual, open ended questions about their guests such as “Tell me about where you live.”, “Where did you grow up?”, “Where … Continue reading