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Category Archives: Public Courtesies
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
Travel Etiquette – Boarding A Plane
The boarding of an airplane for departure should be a fairly quick and smooth process. Unfortunately, we have all experienced a few “hiccups” in the process. Here are a few tips to keep you from becoming a “hick” while loading … Continue reading
Traveling Abroad – Helpful Spanish Phrases
English is a common international language. However, making an attempt to speak a country’s native language is greatly appreciated and demonstrates a great deal of respect to the citizens of that country. After a recent trip to Mexico, I returned … Continue reading
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Etiquette at the Hair Salon
Practicing good etiquette is more than knowing where your fork is or how to make introductions. It is a part of everything we do and say everyday. Etiquette shows respect for others as well as for yourself. Today, I told … Continue reading
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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
Social Faux Pas – Professional Advice at a Social Event
I would like to address the act of seeking professional advice at a social event. I’m not sure if people do this because it’s an inexpensive means of getting professional consultation or it’s just convenient. Either reason, it places the … Continue reading
Supermarket Express Lane Cheaters
I was at a local supermarket this morning in hopes of getting in and out of the store quickly. I found my two items in no time and approached the checkout. This particular supermarket is known for always having an … Continue reading
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Straw Slurping
Do you know when your glass is empty or are you a straw slurper? You know what I’m talking about. We all did it as children. Unfortunately, many people missed the message that it is not proper etiquette to slurp … Continue reading
Perfume Etiquette in the Workplace
The history of perfume dates back to ancient times when it was used for both medicinal and hygienic purposes. At that time, good aromas were associated with good health – so to smell good meant you were healthy or healing. … Continue reading