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Business Etiquette

10 Things to Never Say in an Email
Email

10 Things to Never Say in an Email

Emails can stick around for a long time, and you never know what might get dug up down the road.
Glassdoor | 7 min read
My Experience and a New Study Agree: Bungled Conference Calls Cost Businesses Big Money

My Experience and a New Study Agree: Bungled Conference Calls Cost Businesses Big Money

We got on the phone with the client to clear the air and save the project. They fired us instead.
Gene Marks | 4 min read
7 Ways to Break Bad High-Tech Habits

7 Ways to Break Bad High-Tech Habits

Improve your professional and personal life with these simple tips.
Scott Steinberg | 6 min read
The 9 Indisputable Rules of Techno-Etiquette

The 9 Indisputable Rules of Techno-Etiquette

How we communicate has changed, but our need to treat others with respect has not.
Jacqueline Whitmore | 5 min read
Business Etiquette Basics From Around the World (Infographic)

Business Etiquette Basics From Around the World (Infographic)

Know these cultural differences before you take your business to a new country.
Rose Leadem | 1 min read

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How I Turned Cell Phone Addiction Into a PR Opportunity
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How I Turned Cell Phone Addiction Into a PR Opportunity

Having dinner with business associates? Put down the damn phone.
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The New Rules for Business Rides in an Uber, a Driverless Car and More
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There's a proper time to sing, to sleep and to make small talk.
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8 Ways to Gracefully Receive a Compliment
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How to Rock the Company Picnic and Go Home With Your Reputation Intact
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How to Rock the Company Picnic and Go Home With Your Reputation Intact

The trick is being the life of the party without later being the butt of the jokes.
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The Don't-Be-a-Schmuck Guide to Rescheduling
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The Don't-Be-a-Schmuck Guide to Rescheduling

Yes, it happens to everyone, but there's a right way and a wrong way to go about it.
Ross McCammon | 4 min read
12 Passive-Aggressive Text Phrases I Use That Are Destroying My Business
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Maybe you think you're being polite but everybody else thinks you're being a jerk.
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Why Your Emails Could Use an Exclamation Point (or Three)
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Punctuation and other markers -- emoticons, slang and the like -- serve as stand-ins for facial expression and vocal intonation.
Ross McCammon | 4 min read
9 Rules of Open-Office Etiquette
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9 Rules of Open-Office Etiquette

When the rules of open-office etiquette are observed, camaraderie, communication and collaboration will ensue.
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The 5 Elements of the Consummately Tactful Professional
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The 5 Elements of the Consummately Tactful Professional

The ability to speak truthfully without causing offense is an invaluable asset in the world of business.
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20 Things You Are Doing Wrong With Email
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20 Things You Are Doing Wrong With Email

Email is a reflection of our personal brand. Why, then, do so many people fail to proofread what they wrote, regretfully send out angry messages and disregard basic etiquette?
Peter Gasca | 6 min read