Etiquette is about mannerism

2. Business Etiquettes

3. Etiquette is being SENSITIVE to others

4. Missing Etiquettes....insight Indian perspective

5. Complete DISREGARD for TIME schedule
1.

6. INDIVIDUALISM lack of Team work
2.

7. Extreme BEHAVIOUR
3.

8. Extreme BEHAVIOUR Over Polite

9. Extreme BEHAVIOUR Over Friendly

10. LOUD MOUTH Speaking too much & loudly
5.

11. FIXITY of PURPOSE Close minded
6.

12. UNWILLINGNESS to LISTEN
7.

13. Lack of PROTOCOLS
8.

14. Lack of PROFESSIONALISM
9.

15. Lack of COMMITMENT
10.

16. Lack of COMMITMENT - Responsibility

17. Lack of COMMITMENT - Accountability

18. Pretending to be CREATIVE
11.

19. Forms of COMMUNICATION
Concern for BREVITY
Concern for COURTSEY
Concern for PERSUASIVNESS

20. Awkward BODY LANGUAGE
12.

21. Lack of COURTESY
13.

22. Inappropriate use of MOBILE
14.

23. SLURPING & BURPING
15.

24. Extremely POOR COMMUNICATION
16.

25. Situation is really BAD

26. FOCUS and IMPROVISE on our...

27. COMMUNICATION & PRONOUNCIATION skills

28. Dressing Sense

29. And above all PUNCTUALITY

30. Business Etiquette

31. Business Etiquette is the manner one should behave
in a business environment

32. Business Etiquette How you DRESS

33. Business Etiquette How you MEET & GREET people

34. Business Etiquette How you INTRODUCE yourself ?

35. Business Etiquette How you Talk?

36. Business Etiquette How you BEHAVE?

37. Business Etiquette How you LOOK?

38. Business Etiquette How you deal with others?

39. Business Etiquette How you do your work?

40. Knowledge and practise of business etiquette decides the
speed of your growth within the organization

41. Business Etiquette for sure get noticed and have
tremendous impact on your career.

42. Business Etiquette is about being POLITE

43. Business Etiquette is about CLARITY of THOUGHT

44. Business Etiquette is about being punctual

45. Business Etiquette is about work commitment

46. Business Etiquette is about complimenting others

47. Business Etiquette is about avoiding being abrasive

48. Business Etiquette is SELF MONITORING
Ability to observe our behaviour in the moment and adjust the same as needed.

49. HIGH Self Monitor Over Analyze

50. LOW Self Monitor Doesn't Analyze enough

52. EXERCISE...

53. Do you think the Indian Executives are conscious and very
focused on their business etiquette?

54. What are the areas an Indian Executive should work on
regarding etiquette?

55. What are the common etiquette failings Indian Executives have?

56. How important is the First Impression?
Do you easily change your first impression of a person?

57. Do you as Management student feel the need for grooming an
important aspect of you professional education?

58. How well do Indian Executives dress?
Do they dress correctly for the occasion?

59. What is your definition of SMART CASUAL?

60. What in your opinion, the most appropriate colours in clothes
that a lady executive should wear in business environment?

61. Do you think Namaste is an appropriate way to make first
contact or otherwise?

62. alright to shake hands with the left?

63. In business environment you should address a person as
Sri or Mr. Smt. Or Mrs. Km. Or Ms.?

64. Do you think is there is any procedure for giving
Business Cards?

65. Do you think as business executives we appreciate and
knows the rules of fine dining?

66. Do you think as business executives we always
answer phone calls properly?

67. Do you think as business executives we are polite?

68. Do you think as business executives we often invade other
being loud and noisy?

69. Do you think as business executives we are
good conversationalist?

70. Have these questions made you THINK?

71. Have they caused you some concerns?

72. Ready FIRE and Aim

73. We will hatch on ....

74. How to successfully craft
THE FIRST IMPRESSION

75. Impressions are Silent Messages conveyed by..

76. Impressions are Silent Messages conveyed by
VISUAL How you look?

77. Impressions are Silent Messages conveyed by
VOCAL How you sound?

78. Impressions are Silent Messages conveyed by
VERBAL What you say?

79. VISUAL How you look - Accounts for 55%

80. VOCAL How you sound Accounts for 38%

81. VERBAL What you say Accounts for 7%

82. First IMPRESSION is based on
NON-VERBAL PERCEPTION
Of Behaviour and Appearance.

83. Your Image is the PERCEPTION
others have of you

84. Your are ONLY an IMAGE
You can control your IMAGE & the way you want to be
perceived as..

85. It is extremely DIFFICULT to change once the
IMPRESSION is made

86. Your Corporate Image MUST be how you wish to be
perceived & the Organization that you represent to be
viewed as

87. Looking SUCCESSFUL
Breeds further SUCCESS

88. FEEL Good and
BELEIVE you look Good

89. PERSONALITY GROOMING

90. Appearance, Projection and Presentation

91. VISUAL How you look - Accounts for 55%

92. CLEAN, Neat appearance inspires
CONFIDENCE

93. Indian Executives lack GROOMING grossly

94. Casual Dressing synonymous to SHABBY

95. Untidy Hairstyles

96. Sideburns

97. Stubble look

98. Facial Hairs

99. Facial Hairs - goatee

100. Mismatch dresses

101. Overtly Funky Tattoos and Piercing

102. Overtly Funky Tattoos and Piercing

103. Sprouting hairs from Ears & Nose

104. Teeth

105. Bad Breath

106. Nails & Hands

107. Nails & Hands

109. BUSINESS WARDROBE

110. VISUAL How you look - Accounts for 55%

111. 75% of the hiring decision is based
Applicant appearance

112. There is an increasing move towards casualness and
informality in Dressing

113. Appropriate dressing for the occasion is considered
PRUDISH

114. Fashion is TODAY
Style is FOREVER

115. Fashion is TODAY
Style is FOREVER

116. Wear clothes in sync with the place

117. White shirts are more FORMAL than coloured

118. Solid colour shirts are more FORMAL than
patterned

119. Wear clothes that reflects
PROFESSIONALISM and COMPETENTCY

120. Speak Language that reflects
PROFESSIONALISM and COMPETENTCY

121. AVOID body hugging clothes

122. AVOID body hugging clothes

123. Shoes & Socks should match your clothes

124. Avoid too much accessories

125. Business Men

126. Business Men
Shirts
Recommended muted colours

127. Business Men
Well cut NOT Baggy
Avoid stuffing pocket
Trousers
Recommended muted colours

129. Business Men
Ties
Preferably Silk
Avoid comic and bold

134. Business Men
Belts
Should Match Trouser
Avoid Bold colours

136. Business Men
Socks
Should Match Trouser
Should extend above pant cuff
X

137. Business Men
Shoes
Avoid fancy Shoes
Avoid shoes with noisy sole

139. Business Men
Watch
Avoid fancy watches
Avoid big & flashy watches

141. Business Women

142. Business Women
Acceptable wear
Business Suits

144. Avoid distracting clothes

145. Avoid loud prints

146. Business Women
Avoid loud clothes

147. Business Women
Avoid contrast colours with your complexion

148. Business Women
Go for acceptable colours
Avoid loud prints
Avoid loud clothes
Avoid contrast colours with your complexion

149. Avoid body hugging dresses

150. Avoid flashy outfits

151. Avoid bold cuts and revealing lines

152. Accessories
Avoid noisy accessories
Avoid distracting accessories
Avoid bold and flashy

153. Accessories
Avoid distracting accessories
Avoid bold and flashy

154. Jewellery
Avoid abnormal body piercing
Gold and Silver safe bet
Avoid distracting pieces

155. Shoes & Chappal
Match your professional engagement
Avoid High & Block heels
Avoid flashy and funny wear

157. Smart Casual
Clothes worn in semiformal meetings, at offices and
parties outside the work environment

158. Smart Casual - MEN
Khakis, Half sleeved shirts, Checkered shirts
Blazer without tie

159. Smart Casual - MEN
BIG NO to...
Any type of jeans
Sleeveless shirts & T shirts
Shorts
Unbuttoned Shirts
Track Suits
Chappals & Sandals

160. X

161. X

162. X

163. X

164. X

165. X

166. Anything comfortable complimenting the personality

167. Smart Casual WOMEN
BIG NO to...
Any type of jeans
Sleeveless shirts & T shirts
Shorts & see through clothes
Short & Tight fitting dresses
Track Suits
Chappals - ordinary

168. X

169. X

170. X

171. X

172. X

173. X

179. Remember !

180. Business Etiquettes

181. Treating others the way you wanted
to be treated with Consideration
Thoughtfulness
Courtesy
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