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Category Archives: Introductions
Remarriage Introduction Etiquette
When second, third, or in Elizabeth Taylor’s case, eighth marriages occur, families and relationships are merged. As titles change, introductions may become awkward. Here are a few tips to help make these introductions less awkward and more respectful for everyone. … Continue reading
A Tip to Remember Names When Introduced
After an introduction, try to use the person’s name in conversation several times. The repetition of saying their name will help consolidate it in your memory. The person you are conversing with will also be flattered to hear their name.
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Forgetting Names
We have all, at some point in time, had a memory lapse and forgotten some one’s name when greeting them. When this happens to you, don’t be ashamed, you’re a typical human being. The best policy to follow when you’ve … Continue reading
Shaking Hands When The Person Is Not Seated Next To You
We are frequently introduced to others who are not sitting immediately next to us. It occurs at events such as luncheons, board meetings and social occasions. Under no circumstance should you reach across the table in front of someone to … Continue reading