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The best way to imbibe ‘Business Etiquette’ is to believe in its power & the change it will bring in your life!

As far as my memory takes me back, I remember growing up in a culture full of ‘Etiquette’. By the time I was in my high school it had become my  second nature. As an Army Officer’s kid, I was not only told but was also asked to speak well, eat well and behave well in public as well as in private. So when I joined the business World, learning Business Etiquette was a runaway victory. As a trainer it was all the more easy for me to correlate with the subject & share it with my trainees.

The knowledge snippet on ‘Business Etiquette’ will give you a glimpse of Etiquette needed to survive in the business world. Etiquette can be simply defined as the ticket to acceptance amongst your peers, Seniors and Juniors. When you treat others with dignity and respect, they will treat you in the same fashion & this is good business sense.

This presentation has been created keeping in mind various aspects of Etiquette, like understanding the basics of Professional Etiquette, Correspondence Etiquette, Work Space Etiquette & I had a good time preparing this presentation.

Organizations Benefit from this Presentation:

Trainers can present this presentation to both new as well as old employees & it can work wonders with small, medium & big batches of audience size ranging from 20, 70 to 150 in number. Use the presentation:

• During Induction programs.
• To set the correct tone for Campus Joiners.
• To re-enforce good behavior among all employees.
• A quick knowledge nugget to bite into before a client visit to your Organization.
• An ending summary to a 2 day workshop on ‘Business Etiquette’.

Synopsis of the ‘Business Etiquette Presentation’:

• Etiquette is defined as the practices and norms prescribed by social convention or by authority.
• You only have ONE opportunity to make a good first impression.
• Right Appearance, correct behavior & good communication can take you places.
• Speak with a purpose & consider all meetings important.
• Write assertively, to the point and only to the required.
• Respect work space privacy.
• Be more ‘Emotionally Intelligent’ when exchanging Business Cards.
• No matter your job or your title, always hold yourself to a higher standard.