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By: Chrissanne Long | CEO, Maximize Digital Media
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
Business Etiquette for our Times
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Business Etiquette for our Times

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Some things in business haven't changed. Make eye contact, a firm handshake, make appointments, listen more than you talk, don't gossip... but today, with the advent of social media, our emerging leaders might need some relevant guidance to how things are today. And, the emphasis in business has, quite frankly, shifted and it's extremely important that we acknowledge these changes and emphasize the importance of the human connection in business. After all, there is no business without people!

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Business Etiquette for our Times

  1. 1. By: Chrissanne Long | CEO, Maximize Digital Media

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