The document provides etiquette guidelines for various business situations including initial encounters, dress code, correspondence, phone interactions, cubicle protocol, meetings, and dealing with important clients. It offers tips on handshakes, attire, writing skills, emailing, phone calls, office behavior, meeting etiquette, and event planning. Specific dos and don'ts are outlined for proper business conduct and positive first impressions.
PPT Presentation corporate etiquette by NakentohNAKENTOH Kenneth
Corporate etiquette is a set of ordinarily agreed upon rules for behaving in the business environment. Essentially, it focuses on manners for the corporation and for its individual players. It has to do with the way an individual interacts with customers and other businesses.
This document provides guidance on business etiquette and proper workplace behavior. It discusses etiquette basics such as holding doors, elevator etiquette, and automobile etiquette. It also provides principles for impeccable work behavior such as dressing appropriately, honoring your working hours, being friendly while keeping personal information private, having a positive attitude, keeping an open mind, listening, and working hard. The overall message is that etiquette and conduct are important for success in business and one's career.
Office practice and etiquette are exceptionally important and knowing how to behave while at work is a big part of improving relationships within the workplace as well as with clients.
The document provides information on workplace and business etiquette. It discusses appropriate dress code, manners like saying please and thank you, keeping your desk tidy, and avoiding gossip at work. For business etiquette, it emphasizes greeting people, paying attention, being aware of nonverbal cues, and putting your phone away. It also discusses proper greetings, introductions, thank you notes, telephone etiquette, and voicemail. Finally, it outlines the importance of workplace and business etiquette for building strong relationships, promoting a positive atmosphere, reflecting confidence, and preventing misunderstandings.
This document provides guidelines for proper email etiquette, including keeping messages brief, using a professional tone, formatting appropriately, and avoiding surprises or flaming. It discusses general formatting tips, delivering different types of messages, responding to others, and times when email may not be the best communication method.
5 essential tips for business email etiquette.pptSherin Thomas
Email has made communication with customers and coworkers easier but sometimes faster and easier escorts to less professionalism. When executing business with the help of an e-mail, it is important for users to exercise simple business email etiquette.
Office etiquette involves behaving professionally towards colleagues and clients. This includes properly introducing oneself, making eye contact and smiling during handshakes, being polite and respectful in communications, dressing appropriately, and maintaining boundaries between personal and work life. Following etiquette rules helps create a positive work environment and strong professional relationships.
PPT Presentation corporate etiquette by NakentohNAKENTOH Kenneth
Corporate etiquette is a set of ordinarily agreed upon rules for behaving in the business environment. Essentially, it focuses on manners for the corporation and for its individual players. It has to do with the way an individual interacts with customers and other businesses.
This document provides guidance on business etiquette and proper workplace behavior. It discusses etiquette basics such as holding doors, elevator etiquette, and automobile etiquette. It also provides principles for impeccable work behavior such as dressing appropriately, honoring your working hours, being friendly while keeping personal information private, having a positive attitude, keeping an open mind, listening, and working hard. The overall message is that etiquette and conduct are important for success in business and one's career.
Office practice and etiquette are exceptionally important and knowing how to behave while at work is a big part of improving relationships within the workplace as well as with clients.
The document provides information on workplace and business etiquette. It discusses appropriate dress code, manners like saying please and thank you, keeping your desk tidy, and avoiding gossip at work. For business etiquette, it emphasizes greeting people, paying attention, being aware of nonverbal cues, and putting your phone away. It also discusses proper greetings, introductions, thank you notes, telephone etiquette, and voicemail. Finally, it outlines the importance of workplace and business etiquette for building strong relationships, promoting a positive atmosphere, reflecting confidence, and preventing misunderstandings.
This document provides guidelines for proper email etiquette, including keeping messages brief, using a professional tone, formatting appropriately, and avoiding surprises or flaming. It discusses general formatting tips, delivering different types of messages, responding to others, and times when email may not be the best communication method.
5 essential tips for business email etiquette.pptSherin Thomas
Email has made communication with customers and coworkers easier but sometimes faster and easier escorts to less professionalism. When executing business with the help of an e-mail, it is important for users to exercise simple business email etiquette.
Office etiquette involves behaving professionally towards colleagues and clients. This includes properly introducing oneself, making eye contact and smiling during handshakes, being polite and respectful in communications, dressing appropriately, and maintaining boundaries between personal and work life. Following etiquette rules helps create a positive work environment and strong professional relationships.
Etiquette refers to codes of behavior and social graces. This document discusses the importance of business etiquette in fostering professionalism, clear communication, and positive first impressions. Proper etiquette enhances status at work and makes interactions more comfortable. Some key aspects of business etiquette covered include email etiquette, telephone etiquette, meeting etiquette, dining etiquette, office etiquette, and business card etiquette. Following basic etiquette rules can help one conduct themselves appropriately in social and professional situations.
Email etiquette- The sweetest way to learn!hari3350
This document provides tips for proper email etiquette. It recommends starting and ending emails politely, using clear and accurate subject lines, and properly addressing emails to the intended recipients using the To, Cc, and Bcc fields. Additionally, it advises carefully proofreading emails for tone and formatting, responding to emails in a timely manner, avoiding overuse of reply all or Cc, and clarifying any misunderstandings directly rather than through email. The overall message is to use email communication professionally and considerately.
1. This document outlines 11 email etiquette rules that professionals should follow when sending emails. The rules include using a clear subject line, a professional email address, thinking carefully before hitting "reply all", using formal salutations like "Hi" instead of informal ones, sparingly using exclamation points, being cautious with humor, knowing cultural differences, replying to emails sent to you by mistake, thoroughly proofreading emails, adding the recipient's email address last, and double checking the recipient before sending.
This document discusses business etiquette, including why it is important, different types of business etiquette, and how to improve one's business etiquette skills. It notes that business etiquette provides a code of behavior that enhances relationships, promotes a positive work atmosphere, and prevents misunderstandings. Specific etiquette types covered include office, cubicle, dining, meeting, business cards, and communication etiquette. The document advises being on time, dressing appropriately, having business cards ready, showing respect, and communicating clearly.
- Email is a quick way to communicate in writing over electronic systems and has become a major form of modern communication, especially in business by allowing messages to be sent and received over great distances at high speeds.
- Email messages should be concise, with 4-5 paragraphs at most to get the message across in the shortest possible space.
- Proper spelling, grammar, capitalization, and punctuation are important in email as they show attention to detail and professionalism, just as you would use in a formal letter.
- The "cc" and "bcc" fields should be used courteously to include people who need to know about but not act on the contents of the email.
Effective email writing requires careful attention to several elements:
1. The subject line should be precise and brief, telling the recipient what the email is about without being vague or using excessive punctuation.
2. The salutation and closing should be appropriately formal depending on the recipient.
3. The main body should introduce the purpose clearly in the opening sentence, be brief and polite, and avoid all capital letters or poor grammar.
How are you perceived by your peers, your leaders, and business partners throughout the organization? Participants in this class will learn how they can develop and enhance their business etiquette skills while improving their confidence in networking situations.
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This document provides an overview of effective communication, email etiquette, workplace ethics, and time management for accountancy professionals. It discusses the importance of communication, tips for effective communication including being a good listener, maintaining consistency, and having empathy. It outlines proper email etiquette including using a clear subject line, brevity, clarity, and courtesy. The document also discusses other modes of communication, workplace ethics, and balancing work responsibilities with studies. It provides tips for smart work and time management.
What is Etiquette?
It is defined as "the forms, manners, and ceremonies established by convention as acceptable or required in social relations, in a profession, or in official life." Etiquette is respect, good manners, and good behavior. It is not just each of these things, but it is all of these things rolled into one.
A presentation on corporate etiquettesMoocs Engine
This document discusses corporate etiquette and provides guidelines for proper etiquette in business environments. It describes corporate etiquette as a set of agreed upon rules for behavior that focuses on manners for both individuals and the corporation. Some important areas of corporate etiquette that are covered include customer service etiquette, phone etiquette, email etiquette, corporate dressing, office space etiquette, and interview etiquette. Following corporate etiquette guidelines can help present a professional image and increase respect and profitability for a business.
This document provides guidance on proper email etiquette. It discusses selecting the appropriate audience and distribution lists, composing clear and concise messages with meaningful headings and contexts, and avoiding issues like changing topics without updating subjects or including unnecessary recipient information. The document also outlines best practices for email structure, including proper addressing, effective subject lines, appropriate salutations, clear bodies, limited attachments, pleasant endings, respectful sign-offs, and concise signatures. It emphasizes using proper grammar, being thoughtful, and not expecting immediate responses. Sample emails are also included.
This document provides guidance on proper email etiquette. It discusses:
- The importance of email etiquette for maintaining a professional image and tone in written communications.
- Elements of a properly formatted email, including concise subject lines, appropriate font and formatting, and message length of one screen or less.
- Tips for writing clearly and concisely with a polite, solution-oriented tone.
This document provides guidance on proper email etiquette and best practices for writing effective emails. It discusses important elements like greetings, subject lines, body text, closings and tone. Specific tips include keeping messages concise, using proper grammar, answering all questions, and maintaining an appropriate level of formality for the intended audience. The goal is to communicate clearly and respectfully through email.
Etiquette refers to social norms and expectations for behavior within a society or group. Business etiquette differs from social etiquette in that it focuses on hierarchy and professionalism rather than courtesy. Good business etiquette includes practices like proper email communication, introductions, dining etiquette, telephone etiquette, appropriate office and cubicle behavior, meeting etiquette, business card exchange, dress code, and networking. Mastering business etiquette helps one appear more polished, professional, and confident in work settings.
This document provides an overview of corporate etiquette best practices. It covers topics like manners for meetings and greetings, successful encounters through small talk skills, spatial arrangements, professional presence, social niceties like entertaining clients, dining etiquette, office equipment etiquette, and expressing and accepting appreciation. The goal is to acquire skills to make a positive first impression and feel comfortable and confident through demonstrating appropriate business etiquette.
Basic email etiquettes are important for professionalism and clarity. Key points include using clear subject lines, greeting people appropriately, having a structured email format with a situation, action items, information, and conclusion. Writing should be concise and free of errors. Attachments should be clearly referenced. Emails should be responded to in a timely manner and tone should remain polite.
The document discusses various etiquette guidelines for professional settings including phone, email, business dress, office space, interviews, and presentations. It provides tips for good manners across these contexts such as being considerate, friendly, avoiding interruptions or personal comments, dressing appropriately, sending clear emails, and thanking interviewers. Observance of etiquette can help make others feel comfortable and create a good impression.
Business etiquette outlines expectations for professional social behavior. It is important for differentiating oneself in a competitive job market and exhibiting professionalism. The key differences between social and business etiquette are that business etiquette is marked by hierarchy and power dynamics while gender plays no role. Introductions are an important business etiquette, and should always include smiling, making eye contact, giving a firm handshake, and properly introducing people by role or seniority. Other important business etiquettes include email etiquette, dining etiquette, telephone etiquette, office etiquette, meeting etiquette, and business card etiquette. Proper posture and understanding dress code formality are also part of business etiquette.
This document provides an overview of business etiquette principles and best practices. It discusses the importance of presence, perception, and sustaining a positive perception over time through appearance, manners, attitude, integrity, and self-discipline. Specific etiquette tips are provided for introductions, meetings, business meals, communication methods like email and phone calls, and developing good working relationships. The document emphasizes treating others with respect, positivity, and diplomacy.
Etiquette refers to codes of behavior and social graces. This document discusses the importance of business etiquette in fostering professionalism, clear communication, and positive first impressions. Proper etiquette enhances status at work and makes interactions more comfortable. Some key aspects of business etiquette covered include email etiquette, telephone etiquette, meeting etiquette, dining etiquette, office etiquette, and business card etiquette. Following basic etiquette rules can help one conduct themselves appropriately in social and professional situations.
Email etiquette- The sweetest way to learn!hari3350
This document provides tips for proper email etiquette. It recommends starting and ending emails politely, using clear and accurate subject lines, and properly addressing emails to the intended recipients using the To, Cc, and Bcc fields. Additionally, it advises carefully proofreading emails for tone and formatting, responding to emails in a timely manner, avoiding overuse of reply all or Cc, and clarifying any misunderstandings directly rather than through email. The overall message is to use email communication professionally and considerately.
1. This document outlines 11 email etiquette rules that professionals should follow when sending emails. The rules include using a clear subject line, a professional email address, thinking carefully before hitting "reply all", using formal salutations like "Hi" instead of informal ones, sparingly using exclamation points, being cautious with humor, knowing cultural differences, replying to emails sent to you by mistake, thoroughly proofreading emails, adding the recipient's email address last, and double checking the recipient before sending.
This document discusses business etiquette, including why it is important, different types of business etiquette, and how to improve one's business etiquette skills. It notes that business etiquette provides a code of behavior that enhances relationships, promotes a positive work atmosphere, and prevents misunderstandings. Specific etiquette types covered include office, cubicle, dining, meeting, business cards, and communication etiquette. The document advises being on time, dressing appropriately, having business cards ready, showing respect, and communicating clearly.
- Email is a quick way to communicate in writing over electronic systems and has become a major form of modern communication, especially in business by allowing messages to be sent and received over great distances at high speeds.
- Email messages should be concise, with 4-5 paragraphs at most to get the message across in the shortest possible space.
- Proper spelling, grammar, capitalization, and punctuation are important in email as they show attention to detail and professionalism, just as you would use in a formal letter.
- The "cc" and "bcc" fields should be used courteously to include people who need to know about but not act on the contents of the email.
Effective email writing requires careful attention to several elements:
1. The subject line should be precise and brief, telling the recipient what the email is about without being vague or using excessive punctuation.
2. The salutation and closing should be appropriately formal depending on the recipient.
3. The main body should introduce the purpose clearly in the opening sentence, be brief and polite, and avoid all capital letters or poor grammar.
How are you perceived by your peers, your leaders, and business partners throughout the organization? Participants in this class will learn how they can develop and enhance their business etiquette skills while improving their confidence in networking situations.
Communication, email etiquettes, office ethics & time managementKarthik S Raj
This document provides an overview of effective communication, email etiquette, workplace ethics, and time management for accountancy professionals. It discusses the importance of communication, tips for effective communication including being a good listener, maintaining consistency, and having empathy. It outlines proper email etiquette including using a clear subject line, brevity, clarity, and courtesy. The document also discusses other modes of communication, workplace ethics, and balancing work responsibilities with studies. It provides tips for smart work and time management.
What is Etiquette?
It is defined as "the forms, manners, and ceremonies established by convention as acceptable or required in social relations, in a profession, or in official life." Etiquette is respect, good manners, and good behavior. It is not just each of these things, but it is all of these things rolled into one.
A presentation on corporate etiquettesMoocs Engine
This document discusses corporate etiquette and provides guidelines for proper etiquette in business environments. It describes corporate etiquette as a set of agreed upon rules for behavior that focuses on manners for both individuals and the corporation. Some important areas of corporate etiquette that are covered include customer service etiquette, phone etiquette, email etiquette, corporate dressing, office space etiquette, and interview etiquette. Following corporate etiquette guidelines can help present a professional image and increase respect and profitability for a business.
This document provides guidance on proper email etiquette. It discusses selecting the appropriate audience and distribution lists, composing clear and concise messages with meaningful headings and contexts, and avoiding issues like changing topics without updating subjects or including unnecessary recipient information. The document also outlines best practices for email structure, including proper addressing, effective subject lines, appropriate salutations, clear bodies, limited attachments, pleasant endings, respectful sign-offs, and concise signatures. It emphasizes using proper grammar, being thoughtful, and not expecting immediate responses. Sample emails are also included.
This document provides guidance on proper email etiquette. It discusses:
- The importance of email etiquette for maintaining a professional image and tone in written communications.
- Elements of a properly formatted email, including concise subject lines, appropriate font and formatting, and message length of one screen or less.
- Tips for writing clearly and concisely with a polite, solution-oriented tone.
This document provides guidance on proper email etiquette and best practices for writing effective emails. It discusses important elements like greetings, subject lines, body text, closings and tone. Specific tips include keeping messages concise, using proper grammar, answering all questions, and maintaining an appropriate level of formality for the intended audience. The goal is to communicate clearly and respectfully through email.
Etiquette refers to social norms and expectations for behavior within a society or group. Business etiquette differs from social etiquette in that it focuses on hierarchy and professionalism rather than courtesy. Good business etiquette includes practices like proper email communication, introductions, dining etiquette, telephone etiquette, appropriate office and cubicle behavior, meeting etiquette, business card exchange, dress code, and networking. Mastering business etiquette helps one appear more polished, professional, and confident in work settings.
This document provides an overview of corporate etiquette best practices. It covers topics like manners for meetings and greetings, successful encounters through small talk skills, spatial arrangements, professional presence, social niceties like entertaining clients, dining etiquette, office equipment etiquette, and expressing and accepting appreciation. The goal is to acquire skills to make a positive first impression and feel comfortable and confident through demonstrating appropriate business etiquette.
Basic email etiquettes are important for professionalism and clarity. Key points include using clear subject lines, greeting people appropriately, having a structured email format with a situation, action items, information, and conclusion. Writing should be concise and free of errors. Attachments should be clearly referenced. Emails should be responded to in a timely manner and tone should remain polite.
The document discusses various etiquette guidelines for professional settings including phone, email, business dress, office space, interviews, and presentations. It provides tips for good manners across these contexts such as being considerate, friendly, avoiding interruptions or personal comments, dressing appropriately, sending clear emails, and thanking interviewers. Observance of etiquette can help make others feel comfortable and create a good impression.
Business etiquette outlines expectations for professional social behavior. It is important for differentiating oneself in a competitive job market and exhibiting professionalism. The key differences between social and business etiquette are that business etiquette is marked by hierarchy and power dynamics while gender plays no role. Introductions are an important business etiquette, and should always include smiling, making eye contact, giving a firm handshake, and properly introducing people by role or seniority. Other important business etiquettes include email etiquette, dining etiquette, telephone etiquette, office etiquette, meeting etiquette, and business card etiquette. Proper posture and understanding dress code formality are also part of business etiquette.
This document provides an overview of business etiquette principles and best practices. It discusses the importance of presence, perception, and sustaining a positive perception over time through appearance, manners, attitude, integrity, and self-discipline. Specific etiquette tips are provided for introductions, meetings, business meals, communication methods like email and phone calls, and developing good working relationships. The document emphasizes treating others with respect, positivity, and diplomacy.
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This document provides guidance on business etiquette relating to image, introductions, networking, and dining. It emphasizes presenting a professional image through posture, facial expressions, dress, and social media presence. Introductions should include full names and relevant details. Effective networking involves building relationships, knowing one's goals and audience, asking questions, and following up. Dining etiquette covers proper table settings, passing foods, napkin placement, and phone/makeup bans. The overall message is that business etiquette achieves balance between human and professional aspects of business interactions.
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The document discusses differences between school and business and provides tips for developing good business etiquette and skills. Some key differences highlighted are a focus on teamwork versus individual work and subjective judgments versus objective tests in business. The document recommends developing good communication, organization, and relationship skills. It emphasizes the importance of reading people, creating positive relationships, and using relationships to achieve goals without abuse. Overall, the document provides guidance on professional image, handling mistakes, and working effectively with bosses and teams in a business environment.
A video resume allows job seekers to showcase their personality and soft skills to employers. It gives applicants an opportunity to stand out from traditional text resumes. Employers benefit by quickly accessing candidates' qualifications before scheduling interviews in order to reach the best job seekers. Video resumes can be shared via email, job boards, or social media.
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The document discusses various business etiquettes including office etiquette, dress etiquette, introduction etiquette, email etiquette, meeting etiquette, and more. It provides guidance on proper conduct and interactions in professional settings. Key points covered include introducing people by hierarchy, exchanging business cards, addressing others appropriately, writing formal emails, planning effective meetings, and avoiding common meeting problems. The document aims to educate on proper professional behavior and communication.
This document provides guidance on creating a video resume. It recommends including an executive summary, relevant work experience highlighting key projects and achievements, as well as education and training. It also suggests making the video interesting, direct, entertaining and developing while enhancing personal skills. The document promotes using video to complement a traditional resume.
The document provides tips and guidelines for creating effective presentations. It discusses that presentations are used to impress, explain, and prove points to audiences. It also outlines different structures and formats for presentations depending on their length, including using memorable openings and endings with 2-3 arguments in between for 5, 15, and 45 minute presentations.
This document discusses how to give a good presentation. It provides tips for mental and physical preparation such as practicing, writing note cards, and feeling confident. During the presentation, make eye contact, use a 15 word summary, and don't read slides verbatim. Techniques for a great presentation include writing for your audience, having a hook, limiting length, getting audience involvement, and summarizing at the end. An effective presentation depends on how the presenter conducts it.
The document provides tips for giving a successful presentation, including greeting the audience, introducing yourself, sticking to the main point, rehearsing, engaging the audience through body language, being prepared for questions, and closing strongly. It emphasizes preparing a good introduction, not reading slides, keeping the presentation interesting, and citing references.
The document discusses student-made video resumes as a creative project for students. Video resumes allow students to combine essay writing skills with visual elements to showcase their skills and experience. Creating a video resume challenges students to think creatively and gives them experience with real-world job skills. Applying Bloom's taxonomy of cognitive objectives, developing a video resume requires students to remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate, and create - moving through higher-order thinking skills. Overall, creating a video resume is a pedagogically valuable project that develops students' presentation skills and helps them practice skills needed for future employment.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective video resume. It advises keeping the video short (1-3 minutes) and focusing on professional accomplishments rather than personal details. The document also offers tips on pre-production, equipment, shooting, editing, and promoting the final video resume online and to contacts. Creating a high-quality, well-edited video resume can help job applicants stand out, but it must be done properly to avoid potential negative impressions.
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• Principles underpinning all etiquette: the Golden and Platinum rules.
• Perception Equals Reality.
• Initial and Sustained Perception
• Communicating with Confidence
o PRESENCE
o APPEARANCE
o Handshaking exercise handout
o DRESS handout
o Grooming
o Mental rehearsal
o Make your first words count
• Interaction: Listening skills handout
• Interaction: Listening skills
• Interactive moment
• Planning a message
o Outlining your message
o Write an effective opening
o Order your arguments
• TELEPHONES AND FRONT DOORS
o Telephone Etiquette handout & exercise.
o General Do’s and Don’ts.
o Conference calls.
o Voice Mail
o Cell phone.
• At the Office
o Understanding Office Protocol
o Introducing yourself
o Introduce lower ranking person to higher ranking person. Include useful information
o Remembering names
o Speak with authority
o Write with authoritatively and positively and concisely.
o Notes of Appreciation
• Ice breakers
• Meeting Etiquette "Before , During & After"
• Social Events
• TABLE MANNERS
o Business Meals
o Rules of the host.
o Rules of the guest.
o Dining Etiquette
• MORALS AND MANNERS
• ATTITUDE
• PROVIDING SOLUTIONS TO CLIENT PROBLEMS
• TRAVELING AND SELLING
This document provides advice for job hunting and preparing for a job search. It recommends knowing your skills and desired fields, asking people currently in those jobs, and seeking out influential contacts. The document also suggests learning as much as possible about potential employers, including their market position, products, challenges, and culture. Additionally, it recommends doing informational interviews to learn about the actual duties of different jobs. The hidden job market and referrals from current contacts are presented as important resources. The document provides tips on addressing major weaknesses in work history or qualifications and knowing when it may be time to leave a current job.
The document provides 11 tips for effective conference call etiquette:
1) All calls should have a clearly identified leader to direct discussion and introductions.
2) An agenda should be distributed in advance so participants know what will be covered.
3) Dial-in information and instructions should be sent to ensure all can connect.
4) Background noise should be limited by muting lines when not speaking.
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Social Intranet Design Strategies presented by Intranet Connections CEO Carolyn Douglas at the 19th Annual Intranets for Internal Communications, Vancouver, BC
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Teleworking has become more common as organizations aim to reduce costs and support remote work. However, teleworking presents challenges including distance from colleagues, disconnect from in-person discussions, and fatigue from relying solely on audio connections. Recent advances in video technology have helped solve issues by allowing teleworkers to have face-to-face interactions over HD video and improved audio, creating a more engaging experience.
1) Good customer service means anticipating customer needs before issues arise and designing products and services with people in mind.
2) Companies like Amazon, Zappos, and Streetcar do customer service well by making their services intuitive and easy to use from the start, without needing to promote their quality.
3) To improve customer service now and in the future, companies should focus on putting joy into mundane services, seamless integration between online and in-store experiences, and collaborating with creators to offer new services.
Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
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3. What should I
How should I be
order when
handling
lunching with a
business cards?
client?
What, exactly, am
How can I leave
I supposed to
behind a good
wear on dress-
first impression?
down day?
How do I handle
Whom should I
people who come
introduce first
across too strong
when in a group?
during meetings?
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4. Initial Encounters
Dressing for Business
Correspondence
Phone impression
Cubical Protocol
Meetings
Dealing with VIP’s
Business Cards
Business Meals
Coping with Challenges
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7. Handshakes
and More
• Know whom to
introduce first
• Know the value
of a good hand
shake
• Avoid Social
Gaffe
• Use last name
unless invited to
do otherwise
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8. Handling Attire Problems in the Workplace
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9. Points to keep in mind:
Grooming Tips
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Accessories:
Keep accessories to a tasteful
minimum. Avoid chintzy-looking
accessories.
Hair:
Should be clean and neat.
Shoes:
Should be in polished
condition. Make sure heels are
not worn.
Details:
No missing buttons, and don’t
forget to remove external tags
and tacking stitches from new
clothes.
Hands:
Clean fingernails.
Fit:
Clothes should be clean, neatly
pressed, and fit properly, neither
tight nor baggy.
Smell:
Perfume or cologne should be
used sparingly or not at all.
10. Business Casuals
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•The “real “ definition of
business casuals is to
dress just one notch
down from what you
would normally wear on
A BUSINESS – ATTIRE
day
•Avoid jeans, worn,
wrinkled polo shirts,
sneakers, scuffed shoes,
and revealing blouses.
11. Putting it Down in Black & White
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12. Brush up your English
1. Take care in
capitalizing names and
titles.
2. As much as possible,
use the active voice
(“John will write the
memo”) rather than
the passive voice (“The
memo will be written
byJohn”).
3. Write in complete
sentences that have a
subject and a verb.
4. Check your document
carefully for
punctuation.
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13. • Avoid Typefaces
Your document • Keep it Formal
• Be consistent with formatting
should look crisp • Avoid cramming too much on a single page
• “Thanks for your quick response, Sarika.”
Humanize your • “I’ll be in my office today until 6 p.m.—but if you’d like to
visit by phone, call me at 011-46250007.”
message • “Call Mr Sharma and tell him to expect a price increase!”
• Get your emails read first
• Follow up on ‘special deliveries’ after you have made the
Emailing guarantee
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14. E – mail only those
people to whom your
messages actually
pertain (rather than
entire address groups).
M –ake a point of
L – earn that e-mail responding to
should be used for messages
business rather promptly.
than personal use.
A – lways use spell-
I – nclude your check and grammar-
telephone number check before sending
in your messages. messages.
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15. Making the Right Phone Impression
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16. Call Etiquettes
•Ask before putting someone on
loudspeaker or conference.
•Plan the call before you make it—rather
than improvising on the line.
•Make sure you have close at hand all the
information and resources you’ll need.
•Avoid calling when you know your client or
contact is likely to feel overwhelmed.
•Come up for air once in a while during the
conversation. If you’re going to hold a
monologue, why call the person in the first
place?
•Take careful notes during the conversation,
so that your customer doesn’t have to
repeat remarks or provide important
information twice.
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17. Functioning Well Inside & Outside the Office
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18. • Do not interrupt someone who is on the telephone by using
sign language or another means of communication
• When you must interrupt a person who appears to be deep in
thought, say, “Excuse me. Do you have a minute for me?”
• Do not discuss a confidential matter in a cubicle setting
• Keep snacking to a minimum. (Your cubicle should not look
or smell like a minicafeteria.)
• Keep it neat and orderly.
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19. Getting it All Together
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20. Never arrive too early for a meeting
Know what to do when you are going to be late.
Apologize when you miss a meeting
Handle attacks during the meeting with grace
‘Five pennies in the pocket’ rule
Stop stepping on other people’s sentences
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22. Look for a mix of well-known If you have a panel on stage,
speakers that draw crowds and prepare the panel members
unknown but brilliant minds that before the event.
can surprise people and give them The time flow is crucial, avoid
unexpected insights.
Plan carefully beforehand how you interruptions.
can provide your audience with Encourage questions from the
concrete value to take home from audience, but moderate it well.
the event Invite a couple of interesting
Put the audience as close as thinkers in the audience
possible to the stage and make Don’t let the speakers use any
sure the audience is also well lit,in acronyms.
order to facilitate two-way Don’t allow anyone in the
communication. audience to ask more than one
Be fanatic about keeping the time
schedule. question at the time.
Use big name badges. Don’t allow the audience to
Display the name and pose long-winding comments
organisation of the speaker during or questions
the talk.
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24. Ask the right
questions.
Mirror the
person’s favourite
communication
format.
Stay away from
wishy-washy
words when
you’re giving a
presentation or
making a speech.
Use brief notes or
e-mail to
preschedule
small chunks of
time with your
boss.
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26. Never leave home without them
Use proper business card etiquette
Place yourself at the right place at the right time
Use "In Your Face" follow up
Brand yourself with a slogan
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28. Etiquette is all about other people. The whole point is not to make
others feel uncomfortable. Be gracious and open, not uptight.
Dress appropriately.
Wait until everyone at your table is served before you begin
eating.
Generally, pass items to your left. Unless something is right in
front of you, ask that it be passed to you. Always pass the salt &
pepper together.
Turn your cell phone off! If it rings audibly, reject the call,
apologize and turn off the ringer.
As to alcohol: Follow the lead of your host (although never in a job
interview!) and don’t exceed your personal limits.
All done? Imagine your plate is a clock. Lay your knife & fork
across your plate at the 4:00 position, with the knife & fork (tines
up) pointing to 10:00. Fold your napkin and place it to the left of
your plate.
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29. Never order for your business associate. When
the waiter arrives at the table defer to your
associate and let them order first.
In a business setting, tipping is not optional.
Consider tipping mandatory when it comes to
business entertaining expenses. Even if service is
substandard still leave at least some tip.
Treat restaurants as an extension of your office
and the restaurant staff with the same respect
and courtesy you would give to your own
employees.
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30. If you invite someone to
lunch or dinner to discuss
business you should always
pay.
If an associate invites you to
discuss giving you their
business or investing in yours,
you should at least offer to pay
the bill.
If the associates says they will
pay, you should offer to at least
pay your half and just leave it at
that.
Never fight over a bill if
someone else offers to pay; you
can counter once, and then
after that simply thank the
person paying for the
generosity and offer to pick up
the tab the next time.
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