Etiquette Awareness

Tips, suggestions and stories...

Things to keep in mind as you interact with others

"Etiquette is not about
being 'stuffy.'  

It's about putting yourself forward in the best possible way, using courtesy and respect for others as your guide, while still allowing your
own personality to shine!"
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Have you ever arrived at an event or restaurant, found your table and realized you were the first person there? Or perhaps you arrive at a meeting and find a mostly empty room, tables set and waiting?

The one thing you don't want to do is plop your belongings on the table -- bags, purses, sunglasses, cell phones, keys, briefcases or backpacks -- it's poor table etiquette. To begin with, it's highly unsanitary; how many times have those same bags and briefcases been placed on the floor (and where)?

 

Continue reading  Don't Put It On The Table!
 

 

Remember...

 

If you are the first person there, always leave the table looking as pristine as when you arrive. It shows respect to others and presents you in a favorable light.

Have you ever watched someone who cannot keep their hands from touching everything - their face, their hair, their clothes, their pen, phone, rattling change. It makes them look scattered and distracted.

Give the impression of control and graciousness by keeping your hands to yourself.

Jodi Blackwood
Business Etiquette & Customer Service Specialist 
Speaker & Seminar Leader

"Etiquette is about polishing your approach,
not changing who you are."

mailto:jodi@jodiblackwood.com
360-798-4912 
www.jodiblackwood.com


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