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Category Archives: Etiquette Tips
How To Reply To A Toast
If you are the person being toasted, do not raise or drink from your glass. Doing so would be the same as applauding yourself or singing “For He’s A Jolly Good Fella” to yourself. After the toast has been completed, … Continue reading
Graduation Party Invitations
If you are planning a graduation party, invitations should be sent at least three weeks prior to the party. Since most graduation parties are informal, these invitations can be found at any store specializing in stationery. Be sure to write … Continue reading
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Flag Etiquette – Displaying the Flag on Memorial Day
When displaying the flag on Memorial Day, it is to remain at half staff until noon and then moved to full staff until sunset.
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Business Golf Etiquette – Who Pays?
When participating in a business golf outing, the person who extended the invitation, (the host), picks up the tab.
Graduation Gifts
If you are invited to a graduation ceremony or party, you should bring or send a gift to the graduate. It is most appropriate to give the gift on the day of the graduation or party or shortly before or … Continue reading
Dealing With Meeting “Chatter”
If you are in charge of a meeting and attempting to address a group while there are individual conversations taking place, simply stop speaking and wait patiently and pleasantly. Your silence will get their attention. I use this technique frequently … Continue reading
Travel Etiquette – Moving About the Airplane Cabin
If you must move about the airplane cabin, please be courteous to the other passengers. 1) Try to minimize the number of times you must leave your seat. Not only is this courteous to other passengers, but it’s a good … Continue reading
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Office Etiquette – Personal Problems
Do not share your personal problems at the office. Leave them at the door the minute you step into the office. It is unprofessional to include your personal life in your professional life. If you have a close friend at … Continue reading
PDA – Public Displays of Affection
Yesterday, I was walking down the hall of a high school and was totally embarrassed. There were displays of public affection every few feet. I’m not referring to hand holding or a quick peck on the cheek. These were actual … Continue reading
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Cell Phone Ring Tones
If your cell phone is being used in a professional setting, make sure your ring tone is professional as well. Bell tones are always a safe choice. Co-workers and bosses may find the theme from “Star Wars” or Brittany Spears’ … Continue reading