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Category Archives: Etiquette Tips
Follow Up After a Networking Event
After meeting someone for the first time at a networking event, it is important to keep in touch with that person. Be creative in they way you contact them to be remembered and stand out in the crowd. Handwritten notes … Continue reading
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Know Your Way Around A Boat or Cruise Ship
It is proper etiquette to know and understand the correct terminology when on a boat or cruise ship. The left side of the boat is port, the right side is starboard. Forward is said instead of front and aft is … Continue reading
Walk Gracefully Down the Aisle – Wedding Etiquette
When taking your walk down the aisle, you want it to look as graceful as possible. Walk slowly, smile, and don’t look at the floor – even if you’re crying. Select processional music with a strong, audible cadence. The hesitation … Continue reading
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Tagged bride, processional music, walking down the aisle, Wedding Etiquette
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Getting On the Bus – Back to School Etiquette
When getting on the bus, always wait to let other passengers get off the bus first.
How To Get Rid of Puffy Eyes
If you wake up with puffy eyes from allergies, lack of sleep, or the common cold, try this quick trick to give yourself a brighter, more alert look. Chill a clean spoon by placing it in a glass of ice … Continue reading
Don’t Cut in the Lunch Line – Back to School Manners
No matter how hungry or short on time you are, it’s rude to cut in the lunch line. Always go to the end of the line, even when a friend asks you to join them. Your classmates will respect you … Continue reading
Time Management – Specify the Meeting Time
Try to avoid co-workers or colleagues taking away your valuable work time by practicing the following time management skill. The next time an individual asks to schedule a meeting time to go over something, set specific starting and ending times. … Continue reading
Politely Ending a Conversation on a Flight
There are times when you are not in the mood to converse during a flight. Maybe it’s the end of a long work week, you’re mentally preparing for a presentation, or you want to settle in with a good book. … Continue reading
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Tagged ending conversations, flights, plane trips, quiet time, Travel Etiquette
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An Invitation to the Wedding Ceremony and Reception
If you have been invited to a wedding ceremony and a wedding reception, you should not attend the reception only without also attending the ceremony. The reception is optional, the ceremony is not. To skip the ceremony and arrive at … Continue reading