Business Etiquette
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When conducting business, you need to know the proper etiquette for each situation. This presentation will teach you the proper business etiquette.
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Business Etiquette
Meeting and Greeting-Introductions
Make introductions
Lower-raking person
to the higher ranking
person
If equal- mention the
older one, guest, or
woman first
Meeting and Greeting-Introductions
Either parties may
initiate the
handshake
Forgot a name?
Business cards-
exchange at the end
of the encounter
Dining
More important your
guest= the better
restaurant
Maitre d’- then your
guest precedes you to
the table
No maitre d’- then you
take the lead
Guest gets preferred
seat
Dining-Table Diagram
1.Napkin 6.Dinner plate
2.Salad fork 12.Water glass
7.Dinner knife
3.Dinner fork 13.Red-wine glass
4.Dessert fork 8.Teaspoon
14.White-wine glass
5.Bread-and-butter 9.Teaspoon
15.Coffee cup and saucer
plate, 10.Soup spoon
with spreader 11.Cocktail fork
Dining
Who pays?
Tips
– Meal- 15%-20 %
– Cloakroom
attendant- $.50-$.75
per coat or $1 in an
expensive restaurant
– Valet- $1-$2
Dressing- Women
Dressing- Men
Around the Office
Coffee
– Pay
– Clean
Smoking
– Find the smoking
area
Copier/Fax
– Reset after your jobs
– Refill paper
– Don’t leave a sheet
jammed in the copier
Starting the Job
Lunchtime
– Don’t invite yourself; leave the office
Personal Relationships
– Wait to make friends
– No gossiping
Where I worked before
– Don’t compare
When to leave on the first day
– 15 minutes after quitting time
Decorum on the job-don’ts
Mix personal and business life
Abuse office supplies
Bring your moods to work
Swear
Cry, whine or complain
Leave a messy work area
Groom yourself public
Telephone
“Hello” is not
appropriate for work
Speakerphone-
inform the person
Things to Remember
Accuracy
Attitude
Credit
Deadline
Good Use of Time
Speech
Taking Initiative
Thoughtfulness
Things to Avoid
Absence Reprimands
Breaking Romance
Confidences Smoking
Criticism
Drinking
Gum Chewing
Personal comments
Personal Problems
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