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Category Archives: Etiquette Tips
Re-gifting Rules
I am not an advocate of re-gifting. However, I know re-gifting is a common practice during the holiday season. If you must re-gift, here are a few guidelines to follow: Don’t re-gift used items. Gifts must be new and in … Continue reading
Give Driving 100% of Your Attention
When we sit behind a steering wheel, we are taking on the responsibility of propelling at least a ton of metal through space. The higher the speed, the higher the force of impact that ton of metal has on any … Continue reading
Match Communication Levels
Always respond to communication with the same or higher level of communication. For example, if you receive a phone message, respond with a phone call or a face-to-face contact. Do not respond to a phone call with an e-mail. It … Continue reading
Ask Permission Before Posting a Photo
Not everyone is thrilled to have their photo posted on a social media site. Always ask permission before posting a photo of someone. Social media sites are a great way to share photos, however, save this opportunity for your individual … Continue reading
Don’t Text in the Movie Theater
You may think texting in the movie theater offers a quiet way for you to communicate without disturbing other audience members, however, the back-light glow from your device is very distracting. If you must text, leave the theater. Otherwise, wait … Continue reading
Flirtation in the Workplace
It is good practice to keep your personal life separate from your professional life. Resist temptation to flirt with or date a co-worker. Occasionally, it is difficult for someone to resist the temptation to flirt and their object of attention … Continue reading
The American “O.K.” Sign – Hand Gesture Etiquette
When Americans form a circle with their thumb and first finger, with the remaining three fingers pointing upward, they are communicating the message everything is okay or good. This is one of the most recognized hand gestures in the American … Continue reading
Texting Etiquette Do’s and Don’ts
Texting is quickly becoming the standard of choice for communication in our society. Here are a few tips to make sure you are following your manners when texting and not being rude: Don’t text while driving. It’s dangerous. A quick … Continue reading
Always Be a Good Ambassador
It is easy to forget we are always representing someone or something. It may be your family, your company, your school, or most importantly, and frequently overlooked, yourself. Whenever we are in public or on social media, it is imperative … Continue reading
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Fast Food Restaurants: Know What You Want Before Approaching the Cashier
Fast food restaurants do their very best to deliver food fast. People patronize these restaurants because they expect to get their food quickly. Please help the restaurant maintain fast service by having an idea of what you want before you … Continue reading