Etiquette | Page 2

Is this generation really as bad as the media makes them out to be? For sure, and not really.

Soft skills are desired traits from team members and employees, yet they are also cited in becoming a scarce skill set.

For $3.50 a note, Bond's robot arm will sign, seal and deliver your gratitude.

Business can take you anywhere in this interconnected world but wherever you go, people think well of people who are polite.

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and MSU football strength coach Ken Mannie are beyond successful -- because they are accessible. Here's what you can learn from them.

Regifting is one of those things everybody does but everybody pretends they never would. There is a right way to pull it off.

The holidays are a time of sharing food and drink with family, friends and colleagues but don't think for a minute people aren't watching your behavior.

According to a new study, the punctuation mark is considered to be insincere.

Getting holiday parties right is as simple as being the guest you'd like to host and hosting the party you'd like to attend.

The trick is to have the most possible fun short of making a spectacle of yourself.

Sending holiday cards to clients and business associates is an important recognition of the relationship but there is a lot you can get wrong.

Making the effort to be pleasant with co-workers can have a dramatic positive effect on you and the ambience of where you work.

There is no better conversational tactic than making the other person certain you are paying attention when they speak.

Rediscover the lost art of punctuality and watch your life improve.

Nothing in your body language speaks louder than how you shake hands.

Handwritten notes are classic and rare, which makes the sender classy and uncommon.

Words influence others and build relationships at work and personally. Language holds massive, colossal power to manifest change, whether it's good or bad.

There's no prize for second place. Those small differences between you and your competitors can lead to large consequences.

What you order and how you look eating it can make at least as much impression as anything you have to say.

It doesn't matter what kind of person you're trying to get to work with you. If you conduct yourself in the right way, people will want to invest their time, energy and money into helping you.

Networking events exist to make a first impression. Don't be remembered as that self-centered guy desperate to make a sale.