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Tag Archives: etiquette
Dayton Daily News – Ideas & Voices Article – 3-11-12
AN EXPERT OPINION It’s easier to blame others than to look at ourselves By Sandra Hyde As an etiquette coach, I am frequently asked if Americans are less civil today than in the past. It’s difficult to answer this question … Continue reading
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Tagged Civility, civility today, etiquette, manners, rudeness, The Golden Rule
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What Can Happen When Cell Phone Etiquette Runs Amuck
I spend a great deal of time informing you of proper etiquette rules. Occasionally, I point out why these rules are necessary. Rarely, do I hypothesize about what could happen if etiquette is not followed. Today I would like to … Continue reading
What NOT to Wear – Personal Grooming Tips
You should always look presentable when you leave your house. This doesn’t mean you have to be dressed to the nines, but do take the time and effort to look presentable. You never know who you might run into – … Continue reading
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Tagged appropriate attire, attire, clothing, etiquette, manners, Personal Grooming, personal presentation
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Don’t Forget to Replace the Paper!
It doesn’t matter if it’s computer paper, paper towels, fax paper, copier paper or toilet paper. If you use the last sheet or see the paper level is getting low, always remember to replace or refill it. If you’re in … Continue reading
Be Considerate When Sending Large E-mail Attachments
Please don’t send a large e-mail attachment without the recipient’s approval or prior knowledge. You don’t want to annoy someone because their computer is inoperable while they wait for your file to download. It’s also possible they don’t have the … Continue reading
Be Prepared to Order When Dining Out
A restaurant server is very busy and has many tables to tend to. Please be considerate of the server’s time as well as the other dining guests by knowing what you would like to order when the server asks. If … Continue reading
Eavesdropping
As tempting as it may be to eavesdrop in the office, a restaurant, or a public space, it’s important to try to tune out the conversations of others. Sometimes it is absolutely impossible to not overhear a conversation, but if … Continue reading
Revovling Doors
When entering and exiting a revolving door, these etiquette tips will help you navigate through the door with ease. 1. If the door is in motion, a higher ranking or older person should enter first. 2. If the door is … Continue reading
Putting Green Etiquette – Golf Etiquette
Here are a few putting green etiquette guidelines provided by the USGA. 1. Avoid walking on another player’s line of putt or casting a shadow on that line, and the area extending beyond the hole, while the player is making … Continue reading
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Tagged etiquette, golf, Golf Etiquette, putting, putting green etiquette
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Conversation – Do Not Comment on Physical Appearances
I recently attended a social event where I overheard someone greet an elderly woman by saying, “You’re so skinny. Are you okay?” The expression on the elderly woman’s face was one of shock and she was obviously at a loss … Continue reading →