Manner Monday: Dealing with the Office Prankster
Every Monday Blogging4Jobs invites our resident Etiquette Expert, CareySue Vega (@Etiquette101), to share tips when it comes to etiquette in the workplace during our own Manner Monday segment. This segment is for the practitioner who is focused on creating a more etiquette-friendly environment. April 1 is fast approaching, and that means we’ll all be checking […]
Business Dinner Etiquette: American vs. Continental Style Dining
Business dinner etiquette basics with American & Continental style dining during those important lunches in our multicultural society.
Manner Monday: Business Luncheons and Soup
I’m currently in the middle of hosting an executive success series. We dig in deep and cover details about the strategy of the business meal and other topics like office politics, dealing with people you don’t like, and networking. Manner Monday: Business Luncheons and Soup Quite often, many of the questions I receive during presentations and workshops […]
Manner Monday: Which Drink Is Mine?
“I went to a fundraiser luncheon the other day. Our table was way too crowded. No one could tell where their place setting started and where their neighbors began. I ended up without a water glass. Can you give me some tips on how to decipher things the next time this happens?” – Beth This […]
Manner Monday: Expectations and Electronic Etiquette
How many times have you said to yourself, “I just don’t get those millennials and/or baby boomers” when it comes to their use or misuse of electronic etiquette? Manner Monday: Expectations and Electronic Etiquette Just as business, social and dining etiquette all have many layers, so does electronic etiquette, including email etiquette, typing in […]
Manner Monday: Workplace Interruptions Q&A
Manner Monday: Workplace Interruptions Q&A Today’s Manner Monday Question comes from an intern: At work, what’s the best way to enter my supervisor’s office if I need to ask her something? Should I knock, say hello, or just walk on in if I need to speak to them? – Bridget I would start by […]
