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GOOD MANNERS - THE PERFECT BEHAVIOUR
This document contains etiquette and manners rules from another century for individuals, at home, at school, in sports, on the street, at the table, and everywhere. The rules instruct one to be honest, helpful, kind, respectful, clean, and polite. They advise not using bad language, cheating, bullying, annoying others, or being rude or selfish. The golden rule is to treat others as you wish to be treated.
Good and bad manners
Good manners are a set of behaviors that mark someone as civilized and help them fit into social situations. Manners are usually taught from a young age and involve treating others with respect, courtesy, and consideration to make others comfortable. Having good manners can help people develop better relationships and avoid being seen as rude or inappropriate. The document provides examples of good manners like saying please and thank you, holding doors, speaking politely, giving up seats, offering congratulations, proper greetings and introductions, good grooming, and writing thank you notes.
Social etiquettes
The document discusses etiquette and manners, providing guidelines for social behavior, communication styles, table etiquette including how to prepare for and conduct oneself during meals, as well as effective communication practices. Proper etiquette and manners are important for feeling comfortable interacting with others and showing respect. Following etiquette guidelines can help one appear more confident and relaxed in social situations.
Breaking bad habits
The document outlines steps for breaking bad habits as a team leader:
1. Define the habit that needs to be changed and identify its triggers.
2. Make a full commitment to changing by establishing buy-in from the team. Set short and long term goals to track progress towards changing behaviors.
3. Get support from coaches, family, and teammates to help overcome challenges in breaking habits. Accept that change takes time and plateaus will occur along the way.
Good manners
This document discusses good manners, etiquette, ethics, and daily habits. It begins by defining good manners and etiquette, noting that manners are polite behaviors that show consideration for others, while etiquette refers to formal rules of conduct. It distinguishes between manners, morals, and ethics. The document then lists some good daily habits like waking up early, exercise, reviewing goals, and reading motivational material. It also discusses moral principles like trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, and citizenship. Finally, it defines character and its characteristics. Overall, the document provides information about social etiquette and manners as well as recommendations for developing good daily routines and strong moral character.
Etiquette & behavior
The document discusses various types of etiquette including social, corporate, family, office, telephone, business meeting, driving, interview and general etiquette. It provides guidelines on proper manners and behavior in different scenarios such as arriving on time, being respectful, using good posture, sending thank you notes, avoiding distractions while driving, and more. The overall message is on cultivating proper etiquette, manners and respectful behavior in all aspects of life.
Professional etiquette
This document provides guidance on professional etiquette. It begins by defining etiquette as a ticket that allows one to know the rules for different social situations. Good etiquette makes social and professional interactions more pleasant and predictable. The document then lists several principles of etiquette from different religions and cultures about treating others well. It notes that good manners can open doors even when other advantages like money or status cannot. The rest of the document poses multiple choice questions about etiquette best practices in business and social settings like introductions, dining, communication, and workplace behavior.
Etiquette and good manners
This document provides an overview of etiquette and good manners. It discusses proper personal appearance and hygiene, introductions and greetings, dining etiquette including table settings and manners, and business etiquette such as handshakes. Dining etiquette covers proper table settings, styles of service, glassware, posture, cutting techniques, and dining rules and manners. The document also shares famous quotes on etiquette and manners and concludes by thanking the reader.
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This document contains etiquette and manners rules from another century for individuals, at home, at school, in sports, on the street, at the table, and everywhere. The rules instruct one to be honest, helpful, kind, respectful, clean, and polite. They advise not using bad language, cheating, bullying, annoying others, or being rude or selfish. The golden rule is to treat others as you wish to be treated.
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Social etiquettes
The document discusses etiquette and manners, providing guidelines for social behavior, communication styles, table etiquette including how to prepare for and conduct oneself during meals, as well as effective communication practices. Proper etiquette and manners are important for feeling comfortable interacting with others and showing respect. Following etiquette guidelines can help one appear more confident and relaxed in social situations.
Breaking bad habits
The document outlines steps for breaking bad habits as a team leader:
1. Define the habit that needs to be changed and identify its triggers.
2. Make a full commitment to changing by establishing buy-in from the team. Set short and long term goals to track progress towards changing behaviors.
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This document discusses good manners, etiquette, ethics, and daily habits. It begins by defining good manners and etiquette, noting that manners are polite behaviors that show consideration for others, while etiquette refers to formal rules of conduct. It distinguishes between manners, morals, and ethics. The document then lists some good daily habits like waking up early, exercise, reviewing goals, and reading motivational material. It also discusses moral principles like trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, and citizenship. Finally, it defines character and its characteristics. Overall, the document provides information about social etiquette and manners as well as recommendations for developing good daily routines and strong moral character.
Etiquette & behavior
The document discusses various types of etiquette including social, corporate, family, office, telephone, business meeting, driving, interview and general etiquette. It provides guidelines on proper manners and behavior in different scenarios such as arriving on time, being respectful, using good posture, sending thank you notes, avoiding distractions while driving, and more. The overall message is on cultivating proper etiquette, manners and respectful behavior in all aspects of life.
Professional etiquette
This document provides guidance on professional etiquette. It begins by defining etiquette as a ticket that allows one to know the rules for different social situations. Good etiquette makes social and professional interactions more pleasant and predictable. The document then lists several principles of etiquette from different religions and cultures about treating others well. It notes that good manners can open doors even when other advantages like money or status cannot. The rest of the document poses multiple choice questions about etiquette best practices in business and social settings like introductions, dining, communication, and workplace behavior.
Etiquette and good manners
This document provides an overview of etiquette and good manners. It discusses proper personal appearance and hygiene, introductions and greetings, dining etiquette including table settings and manners, and business etiquette such as handshakes. Dining etiquette covers proper table settings, styles of service, glassware, posture, cutting techniques, and dining rules and manners. The document also shares famous quotes on etiquette and manners and concludes by thanking the reader.
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- Close friends may hug or do a handshake when greeting. Proper greetings are important in business and introductions should include names and handshakes.
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This document provides guidance on writing memos, including their typical structure and sections. A memo is used for internal communication within an organization and usually includes a To, From, Date, Subject, and Message section. The Message section should be well-organized and can include an Introduction, Problem, Solution, Action requested, and polite closing. Examples of both informal and formal memos are also provided.
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Pro Builders is a simple library management system that provides key facilities like login, registration, adding/removing books and categories, and searching or issuing/returning books. It keeps track of all transactions within the library, from book loans to financial records. The system uses a 3-tier architecture and includes interfaces for login, an admin portal, and librarian portal. It also contains class, activity, sequence, and collaboration diagrams to illustrate how issueing and returning books works. A deployment diagram shows how the system is planned for use.
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Educational guidance and counseling involves helping students with their personal, academic, and career development. There are three main types of guidance: individual guidance for one-on-one counseling, group guidance for working with students in a group setting, and family guidance for counseling families. Educational guidance aims to assist students in their intellectual growth and choices regarding school, curriculum, and future education. It involves collecting student information, providing guidance services, and follow-up programs. Comprehensive school counseling programs provide developmental lessons to all students, help with individual student planning, address issues that prevent student success, and involve collaboration both within and outside the school.
Education Guidance and Counseling
This document outlines the key aspects of educational guidance and counseling services. It defines guidance as assisting individuals in developing skills to make plans and interpret life. The main purposes are to help students develop their potential and skills to cope with problems. Guidance services include providing information, counseling, vocational guidance, and follow-up. They aim to support students', families', teachers', and administrators' needs. Benefits include improved student outcomes, empowerment, and stronger communities.
Composite design pattern
The document discusses the composite design pattern, which allows clients to treat individual objects and compositions of objects uniformly. It can be used to represent recursive data structures like arithmetic expressions. The pattern involves defining components as objects in a tree structure, with leaf nodes as individual objects and composite nodes containing and managing child components. It allows operations to be applied uniformly to both leaf and composite nodes. The document provides examples and discusses implementation issues like where to declare child management methods.
Software Maintenance
This document contains the names and student IDs of two students, Khurram Shahzad and M. Farhan Aslam. It also thanks the reader for carefully listening.
Memo
The document provides information on what a memo is and how to write an effective memo. It defines a memo as a short, to-the-point internal communication within or between companies used to convey information, opinions, or call readers to action. The document outlines the typical structure of a memo, including a heading with to, from, date, and subject lines, and sections for an introduction, body, and conclusion. It provides examples of persuasive, directive, and technical memo formats and describes other memo types such as requests, confirmations, periodic reports, ideas/suggestions, and informal study results.
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- 3. Good to be desired or approved of the required qualities; of a high standard That which is morally right; righteousness benefit or advantage to someone or something.
- 4. Bad poor quality or a low standard not such as to be hoped for or desired; unpleasant or unwelcome evil character; morally irresponsible
- 5. History of Good Its from before the beginning of life or every thing. Angels were do good They obeyed the rules of ALLAH They Prostrated to ALLAH
- 6. History of Bad Its started from the Devil When ALLAH created the man from soil then he refused to prostrate to man and refused the order of ALLAH. That’s the time when Bad was created.
- 7. Ethics moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity the branch of knowledge that deals with moral principles Behavior the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially towards others the way in which an animal or person behaves in response to a particular situation or stimulus
- 8. Character the mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual Attitude • a settled way of thinking or feeling about something • aggressive or uncooperative behavior
- 9. Nothing is Good/Bad Use of things decides either it is good or bad. How we use it Where we use it When we use it How can I prove it? i.e. Knife Bat Ball
- 10. Good Student Manage their Time Study on the Time Give Proper Time to Subjects Work Hard Always Dressed up Well
- 11. Bad Students Don not Manage their Time Don not Study on the Time Don not Give Proper Time to Subjects Don not Work Hard Don not Always Dressed up Well Misbehave with Teachers and Fellows
- 12. Bad Students Always Sit Backside except some students Always send a lot of jokes to Everyone including teachers. Do not become serious to studies
- 13. Good Teacher Manage their Time Take lectures on Time Give Proper Time to Subjects Work Hard for Students Always stay Professional Don’t Take Matter personal with students, colleagues and Boss.
- 14. Bad Teacher Do not Manage their Time Do not Take lectures on Time Do not Give Proper Time to Subjects Always skip Lectures for Students Do not Work Hard Just do nothing Like “ Magro Laah”
- 15. Bad Teacher Always do not stay Professional Take Matter personal with students, colleagues and Boss.
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- 17. Good Leader Don’t Take matter personal Always Encourage the team, nation or followers Give Importance to Everyone Do Justice
- 18. Bad Leader Don’t Stay Keep Calm during Trouble Always do not motivate his Nation He is not Loyal to Nation Behave badly with followers
- 19. Some Areas Every Area of life has bad and good aspects Like Policeman Shop Keeper “Molvies” Politicians Milkman etc.
- 21. Questions Have any question related to my topic?