This document outlines key aspects of professionalism in business management. It discusses the importance of communication, cohesion, and cooperation. It also emphasizes making a strong first impression through a firm handshake, maintaining eye contact, and dressing professionally. Additional tips include knowing your job responsibilities, acting with maturity and duty, having strong morals, managing your time well through organization, caring about coworkers, being outgoing, innovative, flexible, dependable, a motivator, able to sell, trustworthy, business savvy, and able to teach others.

1. Professionalism in Business
management
Garon Booth

2. The Three C’s
• Communication
• Cohesion
• Cooperation

3. First impressions
• Strong handshake
• Eye to eye
• Business attire

4. Know your Responsibility's at your job.
Maturity
Duty

5. Morals
• Do what’s right in workplace situations.
• Right vs wrong

6. Time management
• Schedule your tasks for time
management.
• Have organized schedule

7. Care
• Show sympathy for your co/workers- superiors.
• Don’t be stern
• Don’t be to squishy.

8. Out-going
• People person
• Expand customer numbers
• Expand customer feedback

9. Innovation
• New ideas
• Help efficiency of business with new ideas.

10. Flexible
• Be open-mined to new ideas.
• Work with your co-workers.
• Be understanding with co workers scheudles.

11. Dependable
• Being on time.
• Shows you’re trustworthy.
• Recognizable

12. Motivator
Encourage fellow work
members
Even superiors.

13. Seller
• No matter what business you're in, you're a seller.
• Product, service, or strategy.

14. Trustworthy
• Makes you look more dependable
• Good friend attributes
• Increases customer appeal.

15. Business Savvy
• Knowledge in business
• Experience

16. Teacher
• Help the lower generations
• Successful leader