Etiquette - Page: 6
Host a Delightful Dinner Party for Clients and Colleagues
Put out a bit of you, showcasing your home, cooking and entertainment style and watch the business relationship grow. Here's how to pull off a complete evening.
Avoid These 5 Practices to Be Better at Business
Without taking the time to reflect upon the past, there will be limited mobility to act in the future.
Why Are So Many People Only Friendly When They Want Something?
All we have to do is start nodding more. And start smiling more. Seriously.
Attention 'Glassholes': No More Wearing Your Face Computer to the Movies
It's not just bad etiquette -- it's now officially banned by the Motion Picture Association of America and the National Association of Theatre Owners.
Here's Why There's No Dislike Button on Facebook
The "like" button's creator explains why the tech giant isn't likely to ever have a thumbs down.
Social Media Karma and the Golden Rule
The golden rule, 'treat others as one would like others to treat oneself' should always apply in the world of social media.
5 Distasteful Marketing Ploys to Avoid
We're not talking about illegal practices, like email span, but rather strategies that fall under the gray areas of marketing etiquette.
Soon, Applebee's May Be Asking You to Put Your Phone Away
The casual-dining giant wants you to play and pay with its shiny, new tablets. Not yours, and specifically not on Tuesdays. Check, please.
Maximize the Impact of Handwritten Notes With These 6 Tips
Want to make an impression and differentiate yourself and your company? Do it in writing.
How to Handle Social-Media Criticism
Sitting at a computer screen, people often get 'keyboard courage,' freely criticizing others without considering ramifications. When this happens to you, here is how to handle it.
Your Daily Interactions Make or Break Your Brand
Yes, manners manner, especially as you establish yourself as a professional.
How to Receive a Compliment Without Being Awkward About It
Many of us are tempted to deflect kind words, but that may be doing more hard than good.