here we discuss all the ways which are effective for public speaking and require to deliver the good presentation. there are lots ways which are not mention in this ppt but still it is effective.
2. AIM
• The aim of this presentation is to generate awareness
about corporate etiquette .
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3. What is Etiquette??
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• Set of conventional rules of personal behaviour
in polite society.
OR
• Rules of polite and correct behaviour.
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How Does Etiquette Benefit
You?
• Differentiates you from others in a competitive job
market.
• Tells how to dress smart and professionally.
• Reduce conflicts among people who are working
together.
• Create a good “First Impression”.
• Build the reputation of the company.
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6. Executive Etiquette
Creating a positive image
• Greetings:
• Offer handshake.
• Appropriate introductions.
• Nonverbal communication is important.
• Be punctual.
• Small talk.
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7. Executive Etiquette
Business events:
• Follow the laid down dress code.
• Introduce new people to those around you.
• Avoid excessive drinking at company events.
• Send a thank you note to the host after the event.
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8. Office Etiquette
Attending a meeting :
• Come prepared.
• Listen carefully.
• Be concise and articulate when speaking.
• Don’t use your phone.
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9. OFFICE ETIQUETTE
• Loud telephone conversations.
• Showing Up Late For Meetings.
• Wearing Too Much Perfume/Deodorant.
• Offensive Jokes.
• Smoking In Common Areas.
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10. E-MAIL ETIQUETTE
• Professionalism.
• Subject line should be powerful.
• Be concise and to the point.
• Spelling and grammar.
• Make it personal.
• Do not over use “reply to all”.
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11. CONTD..
• Mind your manners.
• Emoticons and abbreviations.
• Do not write in capitals.
• Attachments.
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13. Executive Etiquette
Telephone etiquette:
• Answering calls.
• Introduce yourself.
• Never interrupt customer.
• Some courteous closing statements:
Feel free to call us anytime.
It was pleasure talking to you.
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14. Executive Etiquette
Lift Etiquette:
• If unwell, especially if you are coughing and sneezing
use a lift carriage which is empty whenever possible.
• In busy tower blocks: do not call a lift to stop if you
need to travel between 1 or 2 floors.
• The person standing right next to the control panel is
NOT the lift operator.
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15. Professional Dining Basics
• Arrive on time.
• Wait to sit until host indicated the seating
arrangement.
• Put napkin in lap before drinking or eating.
• Order easy to eat food.
• Don’t order the most expensive items. on the menu
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16. Professional Dining Basics
• Wait until everyone has been served before you begin
to eat.
• Bring food to your mouth – NOT your head to your
plate.
Salt/Pepper pass together.
Do not talk with your mouth full.
Do not chew with your mouth open.
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18. Power Dressing
Business Casual Wardrobe
• For women: dress pants, shirt, blouse, well
maintained dress or casual shoe (no tennis shoes
etc.)
• For men: slacks/khaki pants, polo shirt, or other
collared dress shirt, well maintained dress or casual
shoes (no tennis shoes etc.)
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19. Power Dressing
Color of dress you choose:
• Has various implications
Black or Dark grey
Blue
Green
Red
Brown
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