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Author Archives: Sandy Hyde
Being Seated For Lunch or Dinner
As I watched the Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama, I was very surprised to see the difficulty the banquet managers had getting the guests to take their seats at the Inaugural Luncheon. While millions of Americans watched, political officials, high … Continue reading
Addressing The President of the United States in Conversation
If you are fortunate to have a conversation with The President of the United States, address him as Mr. President. If you are having a lengthy conversation with The President, you may also address him as Sir to mix it … Continue reading
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Addressing The President of the United States in Writing
If you are writing a letter to the President of the United States, the following forms of address should be used. Letter Greeting: Dear Mr. President Envelope Address: The President – followed by the White House Address or The President … Continue reading
Addressing a Former President in Writing
If you should have to correspond with a past president in writing, the following forms of address should be used: Addressing an envelope: The Honorable George W. Bush or The Honorable George W. Bush and Mrs. Bush A letter greeting: … Continue reading
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Maintain Eye Contact While Conversing
We have all experienced a conversation with someone who does not maintain eye contact with you. Their eyes wander around the room, down at the table or floor, and perhaps worst of all, at a woman’s chest. During a conversation, … Continue reading
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Funeral Etiquette – What Does “In Lieu of Flowers” Mean?
When you read the words “in lieu of flowers” in an obituary, it means the family is requesting you make a contribution to a charity instead of sending flowers to the family. It is strongly suggested you respect the family’s … Continue reading
Conversing With Other Guests at Dinner
You are obligated to converse with the people on each side of you at a formal dinner. It would be rude to sit next to someone and not speak with them. 1) If the people seated next to you are … Continue reading
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Thank You Notes For Monetary Gifts
When writing a thank you note for a monetary gift, you should mention the amount of the gift and how the money will be used. For example: Your gift of $25.00 will be used toward the purchase of a new … Continue reading
Overhearing Confidential Information
If you accidentally hear managers having a conversation about co-workers or a situation in the workplace, act professionally and do not repeat any information you heard. Repeating confidential information may be hurtful to others and could get you fired.
Responding to SHOUTING E-mails
Yesterday, I wrote about writing e-mails using capital letters where they do not grammatically belong and how such an e-mail would be perceived as shouting and rude. Since writing that post, I have been asked how to deal with individuals … Continue reading
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