BUSINESS ETIQUETTE TRAINING
BY: OFULUE AMAKA
 Definition of Business Etiquette
 First Impression Management
 Business Meeting Etiquette
 Telephone Etiquette
 Handshake Etiquette
 Business Card Etiquette
 Exercise
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TABLE OF CONTENT
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WHAT IS BUSINESS ETIQUETTE?
Business etiquette is the set of written or written or
unwritten rules of conduct that facilitate interaction
between people in the work place in the work world by
setting standards for appearance and behavior.
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HOW TO MAKE A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION
 Be confident
 Proper posture is imperative
 Smile
 Dress appropriately
 Have a sense of humor
 Remember the name of the person you meet
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BUSINESS MEETING ETIQUETTE
 Arrive to the meeting on time
 Come prepared with pen and paper
 Demonstrate interest in the subject using
body language
 Turn off cell phones and laptops
 Do not interrupt the speaker instead you say “ a quick
one please” to ask a question and “ ”
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TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE
 Give a professional greeting and identify yourself
 Be genuinely polite and respectful in your tone
 Be clear and precise
 Say “please” when appropriate
 End on a positive note e.g. Have a nice day sir! ,
It was nice speaking with you
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HANDSHAKE ETIQUETTE
 Know when to initiate the hand
 Stand and look the other person in the eye with a
smile
 Your handshake should be firm and not crushing
 The handshake should be approximately two to five
seconds in duration
 Beware of the other hand
 Shake hands in an up-down motion
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BUSINESS CARD ETIQUETTE
 Do not ask for business cards in front of people.
Ask privately and one-on-one
 Read the business cards for about a minute
before placing them in the card holder
 Give with both hand and receive with both
hands
 It is professional to put business cards in a
business card holder
 Do not write anything on the business card
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EXERCISE
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ANY QUESTIONS

BUSINESS ETIQUETTE TRAINING

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     Definition ofBusiness Etiquette  First Impression Management  Business Meeting Etiquette  Telephone Etiquette  Handshake Etiquette  Business Card Etiquette  Exercise 2 ADI SYSTEMS TABLE OF CONTENT
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    3 ADI SYSTEMS WHATIS BUSINESS ETIQUETTE? Business etiquette is the set of written or written or unwritten rules of conduct that facilitate interaction between people in the work place in the work world by setting standards for appearance and behavior.
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    4 ADI SYSTEMS HOWTO MAKE A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION  Be confident  Proper posture is imperative  Smile  Dress appropriately  Have a sense of humor  Remember the name of the person you meet
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    5 ADI SYSTEMS BUSINESSMEETING ETIQUETTE  Arrive to the meeting on time  Come prepared with pen and paper  Demonstrate interest in the subject using body language  Turn off cell phones and laptops  Do not interrupt the speaker instead you say “ a quick one please” to ask a question and “ ”
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    6 ADI SYSTEMS TELEPHONEETIQUETTE  Give a professional greeting and identify yourself  Be genuinely polite and respectful in your tone  Be clear and precise  Say “please” when appropriate  End on a positive note e.g. Have a nice day sir! , It was nice speaking with you
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    7 ADI SYSTEMS HANDSHAKEETIQUETTE  Know when to initiate the hand  Stand and look the other person in the eye with a smile  Your handshake should be firm and not crushing  The handshake should be approximately two to five seconds in duration  Beware of the other hand  Shake hands in an up-down motion
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    8 ADI SYSTEMS BUSINESSCARD ETIQUETTE  Do not ask for business cards in front of people. Ask privately and one-on-one  Read the business cards for about a minute before placing them in the card holder  Give with both hand and receive with both hands  It is professional to put business cards in a business card holder  Do not write anything on the business card
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Editor's Notes

  • #5 Your body language can tell someone about your confident level (Be relaxed and sit up straight) Be careful not to transition from a smile to a straight face too quickly Dress neat and be conscious what your dress says about you
  • #6 Sit up straight, give feedback by nodding or making listening sounds, make eye contact
  • #8 The person in a higher position of authority or age should be the first to extend hand.
  • #9 If you do not have a card holder, place the card on the table until the end of conversation or meeting The reason it is more appropriate to give with both hands is so that the recipient can see clearly the content of the card It is not appropriate to give compliments to the card, or say, “Nice looking business card”