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Author Archives: Sandy Hyde
Age
It is improper to ask someone how old they are. It is also improper to ask others to guess your age. If you find yourself in the dilemma of guessing a person’s age, it is politically correct to subtract at … Continue reading
Posted in Etiquette Tips, Public Courtesies
Tagged age, age etiquette, age protocol, etiquette, guessing age, how old are you?, proper manners
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Go the Extra Mile
I recently made a purchase at a retail store and after the sales associate completed my transaction, she walked out from behind the counter, handed my bag to me, and with a sincere smile said, “Thank you for shopping here. … Continue reading
The Importance of an RSVP
An RSVP is critical to the planning of a successful event. It gives the host or hostess a number to work with when making arrangements for food, beverages, seating and more. If you fail to appropriately RSVP or uphold your … Continue reading
Make Your Boss Look Good
Regardless of your job or career field, it is important to be your boss’s public relations specialist. It is your responsibility to make your boss look good within the company and to clients outside the company. Any disagreement or ill … Continue reading
Cell Phone Speaker Feature – Etiquette Faux Pas
I was shopping in a department store this weekend when a woman near me started speaking. Thinking she was speaking to me, I turned toward the woman. At first I was confused because she wasn’t looking at me, there were … Continue reading
No Comb-overs Please – Male Grooming
Combing a long piece of hair from one side of your head over to the other side might make you feel more confident about your image and the fact you’re losing your hair, but it doesn’t fool anyone and makes … Continue reading
Men Need Manicures Too
Gentlemen, manicures are not a grooming process for women only. It’s important for men to have handsome hands. They will be noticed in a professional environment as well as a social or dating environment. Ladies do not find dirty hands … Continue reading
Entering and Exiting Doors – Who Has the Right of Way?
Have you ever approached a door at the same time as someone going in the opposite direction approaches the door? There is usually an awkward moment between the two parties as they try to decide who is going to go … Continue reading
Forks Were Once Controversial Utensils
Believe it or not, the fork was a controversial utensil and not accepted in all countries until the mid 1600s. The word fork comes from the Latin word furca, meaning pitchfork. Many cultures made a connection between the pitchfork and … Continue reading
Posted in Etiquette History
Tagged dining with forks, etiquette, Etiquette History, fingers, fork history, forks, manufacturing forks, pitchfork
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