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Author Archives: Sandy Hyde
Excuse Me, Your Fly is Open
It happens. We forget to zip up or a button pops open. I am frequently asked how to handle these embarrassing moments. As long as you’re not perfect strangers or just been introduced, quietly and discreetly tell the person their … Continue reading
Making the Transition From Student to Professional – Accessories
There is much more than professional attire to consider when making the transition from student to professional. You must also evaluate your accessories. Carrying an old backpack with a college logo on it continues to identify you as a student. … Continue reading
Where To Place the Tea Bag
I am frequently asked if a tea bag is placed in the tea pot or tea cup. When the tea is served in a pot, the tea bag is placed in the pot. When served just a cup of tea, … Continue reading
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When a Coworker Has a Cold
Hopefully, most people who have a severe cold stay home to recover rather than going in to the office and risk spreading the cold to coworkers. Unfortunately, there are times when deadlines must be met or there are no more … Continue reading
Shaking Hands When You Have A Cold
When I see someone enter a social or business event with watery eyes, a runny nose, and a box of tissues, I want to run in the other direction to avoid catching whatever it is they have. It is unfortunate … Continue reading
Talking During a Presentation or Performance
There is a very good reason why theater managers ask you to unwrap candy and turn off cell phones, pagers and beepers before a performance begins. This is to keep theater patrons from being disturbed or distracted during the performance. … Continue reading
Sending Wedding Gifts
If you wish to give a wedding couple a gift, it is most appropriate to send the gift to the home of the bride or bride’s parents before the wedding rather than bringing the gift to the wedding. This etiquette … Continue reading
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Dining at a Restaurant Counter
If you are dining at a crowded restaurant counter and notice a couple or party of two looking for two seats together and you are sitting between two empty seats, please offer to move so the couple may be seated … Continue reading
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Funeral Processions – Funeral Etiquette
Funeral processions are part of a burial ritual in Christian faiths. They are typically a solemn event displaying a sense of dignity and respect for the deceased and their loved ones. It is unfortunate that people who are not part … Continue reading
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Basic Cell Phone Etiquette
Cell phone use is quickly climbing to the top of America’s pet peeve list. It,s a shame a device so useful in emergencies, security, and business communications can be so annoying when used without following simple etiquette rules. Most recently, … Continue reading