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Category Archives: Business Networking
Business Dining – The Doggy Bag
Asking for a doggy bag or any other container to take the uneaten portion of your meal home is inappropriate in a business setting. If you’re having lunch with a good friend during the workday and paying separately, you may … Continue reading
To Ask or Not to Ask? – The Age Old Question
It is never appropriate to ask someone their age in a business or social setting. There are times when exceptions are made for medical history, legal drinking age, or signing legal documents. However, these situations are for professional verification and … Continue reading
Dining Etiquette – Please Pass the Salt and Pepper
I frequently hear someone ask for just the salt or just the pepper and that’s exactly what they receive, one or the other. The request is not incorrect, but the response is. The salt and pepper shakers are married and … Continue reading
Opening Doors in the Business Setting
In the past, before women were equal members of the corporate world, chivalry ruled and men politely opened doors for them. Today, most women appreciate such a courtesy, but the traditional rules have changed in the business world. Basic Rules … Continue reading
Business Notes – E-mail Messages
In today’s fast paced world, communication through e-mail has become a way of life. I find this especially true among college students. Even though an e-mail is less formal than the handwritten note, it should still contain the same format … Continue reading
Telephone Etiquette – Personal Announcements
I spend a great deal of time preparing graduates for their job search. One subject we discuss in depth is the personal announcement on their phone. What may have been fun while attending school is not going to make the … Continue reading
Tattoos in the Workplace
Tattoos are becoming very fashionable. However, your employer may not agree and your chances of getting a job or getting promoted could be jeopardized. Employers have the right to hire individuals who will best represent the image of their company. … Continue reading
Etiquette for Escalators and Moving Sidewalks
Escalators and moving sidewalks are wonderful people movers. Because they never stop, we rarely have to wait in line to get on and they get us to where we’re going with much ease and greater speed. Just as we must … Continue reading
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
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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