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  Business Etiquette

- What is Business Etiquette?
- Why should I know about Business Etiquette?
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What is Business Etiquette?

Etiquette alone stands for 'conventional rules of polite behavior'.
In your work place or place of business there are clients, colleagues and superiors in and outside of the organization you will need to deal with daily. Communication is crucial to your success.  Etiquette addresses the logistics of relationships.  In other words, how you act determines your success in every relationship.

A key part of your successful business relationships is to show everyone respect in the correct way, and to always behave in the appropriate manner.  People do business with people they like.  If the contract is awardable to one company out of many, it will go to the company with the most likable people.

Business etiquette covers a very wide range of competencies:
  • How you behave as an individual
  • How you make use of the communication tools available
  • How you act in the team and company that you work in
  • How you deal with external business contacts.

There are some very common mistakes that are noticed in your place of employment that show bad etiquette. For example, colleagues may take longer lunch breaks, may have occasional naps and quiet working times and may even leave for the day without any notice. These are considered unacceptable behavior.

Every company has different rules of conduct, but all are based on pretty much the same issues. Only slight changes can affect how you conduct your work and whether it is a pleasant situation.  These issues can be working times, the company dress code, lunch times and coffee breaks and holiday requests.  It can also be swearing, telephone demeanor and teamwork.

In business the first impression is extremely important.  The first impression is not just the very first time you meet someone but is repeated each time you interact.  Conversation and tone of voice when you speak to your colleagues and associates is also noticed. Additionally your conversations with clients and customers are important and learning to respect and appreciate them is a crucial part of etiquette in business.

We help you with all aspects on Business Etiquette. For more information on how we can assist you with everyday etiquette in business please contact us.

Whether you are in the Washington, D.C. area or anywhere else in the world, we are your best resource for business and social etiquette training and consultation.





  


  

 
 



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