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"BUSINESS ESSENTIALS"
A one-hour presentation provides training in the areas of introductions,
conversation, and handshaking.
Additional emphasis will be placed on communication skills, telephone and e-mail etiquette.
Also covered: Personal image, correspondence, strategic networking do's and don'ts for the business arena.
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Are your etiquette skills a little rusty? Proper etiquette is more than just good manners.
Do you get nervous when asked to speak in front of a crowd or make an introduction? Do you know which fork or
knife to use at a resturant?
Take our True/False Eti-quiz now
1. Name tags should be worn on the right shoulder.
2. The following is an example of a proper business introduction: Mr. Boss, please meet Mr. Client.
3. Thank-you notes can be sent anytime up to one month after the event.
4. When entering a cab with an important person, allow them to sit in the curbside seat.
5. A toast is presented in your honor. You smile, say thank-you and take a sip.
6. It is important to give your business card to everyone you meet.
7. It is acceptable to put your elbows on the table between courses or when no food is present.
8. It is acceptable to answer your cell phone in a business meeting as long as you keep it brief.
9. Fold your napkin and place it beside your plate when leaving the dinner table for a few moments.
10. You are in a resturant and you drop a fork. Pick it up quickly and give it to the waiter.
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