The document provides tips on business etiquette and professionalism for entering the competitive job market. It discusses etiquette basics, professional appearance, office etiquette, dining etiquette, networking etiquette, handshakes, business etiquette rules, creating a positive brand image, preparing for interviews, common interview questions, and researching potential employers. The overall message is the importance of etiquette, professionalism, and preparation for success in business and job interviews.

1. Entering into competitive
world…. Get Prepared!!!
BY- MAYURI
VADHER

2. Critical Etiquette Topics to Consider
• Etiquette Basics.
• Professional Appearance- Grooming.
• Office Etiquette- Telephone, Email, Meetings.
• Dining and Table Manners- Time, Seating Arrangement.
• Networking- BREAK OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE.

3. Creating a Positive Image
• Positive attitude and pleasant demeanor.
• Use a firm handshake.
• Maintain good eye contact.
• Appropriate introductions.
• Nonverbal communication is important.
• Show common respect and consideration.

4. Handshakes
• Dead Fish
• Dominator
• Squeezer
• Two handed
• Correct handshake

5. Business Etiquette Rules
• Always say your full name.
• Always stand when you're being introduced to
someone.
• Always use Thank You and Please.
• Don't cross your legs.
• Do not point.
• Keep the food options balanced with your guest.

6. Continued
• Show genuine interest.
• Take care of proximity.
• Watch your language.
• Acknowledge others.
• No phone during meetings.
• Don’t be a business card pusher.

7. Make your self a “BRAND”
• Build Your Network- LinkedIn, Whatsapp, Twitter,
Facebook, Personal Contacts.
• Stand Out from the Crowd.
• SWOT Analysis.
• Promote Your Brand.
• Be An Expert, authentic and every where.
• Increase and share your knowledge.

8. Winning the Interview
• Preparation
• Practice
• Personal Representation
• Pertinent Questions
• Post-Interview
The 5 P’s of Interviewing

9. You should know these things about the
organization:
• Type of organization
• Goals and mission
• Products or services offered
• Current projects/research
• Sales and earnings
• New trends in the field

10. You can get this information from these
sources:
• Employers’ web sites
• Company literature
• Trade Journals

11. Personal Representation
Non-verbal behavior
•Maintain eye contact
•Smile
•Good posture
•Firm handshake
•Facial expressions
•Avoid Nervous tendencies

12. Personal Representation
Interview Etiquette
•Be 10-15 minutes early.
•Know the interviewer’s name.
•Don’t interrupt.
•Be honest!
•Emphasize what you can do.
•Ask questions.

13. Frequently Asked Interview Questions
• Tell me about yourself.
• What are your strengths?
• What are your weaknesses?
• Why should we hire you?
• What was your contribution to last employer?