Etiquette and the Business Meal
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. Breaking bread with colleagues is a huge part of building business relationships. People want to do business with people they like, people they get along with well […]
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** Updated ** Do Employees Read Break Room Signage Anyway?
**Update 4/18/12: The 4/30/12 posting date has been postponed due to legal issues. Learn more below. Do Employees Read Break Room Signage Anyway? If you work or live in the human resources and hiring manager space, you may be familiar with the drama regarding the pro-union employee posters that my friends at the National […]
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.
How Jack Dorsey Can Save Twitter & Retain His Employees
This weekend the cat came out of the bag that not 1, not 3 but 5 of Twitter’s top company executives were leaving the organization. It was a media frenzy which executives of Twitter and their PR teams are most assuredly already accustomed to. Twitter is no stranger to media, drama or business critics throughout […]
New Manager Training: The Feedback Sandwich
I’ve been working in HR for most of my career. I know how important giving feedback is to the success of a company and its employees. How you approach the subject as a new manager determines your workforce quality and your team’s productivity. Whether you are building a new team or starting as a new […]
