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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Office Restroom Etiquette
Employees should not expect someone to clean up after them when using the office restroom. Everyone should contribute to the general cleaniness of the restroom by following these general guidelines: 1. Throw paper towels in the waste basket. Do not … Continue reading
Social Faux Pas – Professional Advice at a Social Event
I would like to address the act of seeking professional advice at a social event. I’m not sure if people do this because it’s an inexpensive means of getting professional consultation or it’s just convenient. Either reason, it places the … Continue reading
Where is My Bread Plate?
Many times banquet tables are very crowded and have no clear separation between place settings. As people sit down, they are confused about which bread plate or water glass belongs to them. Here is an easy way to remember how … Continue reading
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Testimonials
“I was amazed with my son’s newly learned dining skills! His father and I are now proud to take him to a nice restaurant with us. Thank you for your help.” – Rebecca B., Dayton, OH ___________________________________________________________________________________ “You can’t imagine … Continue reading
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Supermarket Express Lane Cheaters
I was at a local supermarket this morning in hopes of getting in and out of the store quickly. I found my two items in no time and approached the checkout. This particular supermarket is known for always having an … Continue reading
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Business Networking – Name Badges
It is recommended you place your name tag on your right shoulder for best visibility. Theoretically, when you shake hands with someone, their eye will be in line with your right shoulder allowing your name to be easily seen.
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Professional Dress – Building a Wardrobe
Clients frequently ask me how to build a professional wardrobe without going into serious debt. This question is most common among college students preparing to enter the corporate workforce. It is not necessary to own a lot of tailored clothes … Continue reading
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Straw Slurping
Do you know when your glass is empty or are you a straw slurper? You know what I’m talking about. We all did it as children. Unfortunately, many people missed the message that it is not proper etiquette to slurp … Continue reading
Telephone Etiquette – Voice Messages
It’s important to update your professional voice message regularly. If you are frequently out of the office, you should change the message daily so a caller knows when to expect your return call and doesn’t move on to your competitor. … Continue reading
Telephone Etiquette – Answering a Business Phone
A customer will make a judgement about your company within the first seven seconds of initial contact. You want to make this first impression good. The person answering the phone should sound professional, speak clearly, be courteous, and be attentive … Continue reading
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