Workplace Etiquette

Jul 13, 2012

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1. Workplace Etiquette Presented by Anthony Williams Scholarships & Financial Aid

Etiquette

Etiquette What is Etiquette? It is an indefinite set of rules of good manner & behavior Comes from an old French word meaning “ticket”. Later came to mean a prescribed routine that is passed down, especially in court behavior. The Evolution of Eating Middle Ages-

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Etiquette

Etiquette . Press * 6 to mute; Press # 6 to unmute Keep your phone on mute unless you are dialoging with the presenter Never place phone on hold. Issues in Trial Design and Data Management July 17 th , 2008 Alan Sanders, Ph.D. Director, Center for Ethics Saint Joseph’s Health System

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Workplace Expectations: Business Etiquette

Human Relations. Workplace Expectations: Business Etiquette. Etiquette. When we use correct etiquette , we act appropriately in social and business situations. Protocol is the part of etiquette that provides a code of behavior for business, diplomatic, or military situations.

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WORKPLACE EXPECTATIONS: Business Etiquette

WORKPLACE EXPECTATIONS: Business Etiquette. Human Relations. WHAT IS ETIQUETTE? WHY IS ETIQUETTE IMPORTANT TODAY? APPEARANCE TABLE MANNERS. Human Relations. MALE/FEMALE ETIQUETTE AT WORK “Offer and refusal technique”and “understanding strategy” Business lunches Business travel

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ETIQUETTE

Styles of service and techniques. Silver ServiceGuerdon servicePlate serviceFamily serviceBuffet / Carvery service. Silver Service . Silver service is a style of service used by waiting staff to place food on the plate of customers while they are at the table. It is a method of serving food un

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Etiquette

Etiquette . Press * 6 to mute; Press # 6 to unmute Keep your phone on mute unless you are dialoging with the presenter Never place phone on hold If you do not want to be called on please check the red mood button on the lower left of screen. Brain Death: The “Emerging” Debate

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Etiquette

Etiquette. What is Etiquette?. It is an indefinite set of rules of good manner & behavior Comes from an old French word meaning “ticket”. Later came to mean a prescribed routine that is passed down, especially in court behavior. The Evolution of Eating. Middle Ages-

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Etiquette

If you would care for a donut, you are welcome to have one. Please be sure to also take a plate, napkin, knife, and fork. Please do not eat until all are served. Etiquette. Why Etiquette in Engineering Communications?. Shows respect. Make colleagues comfortable. Personality is judged.

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ETIQUETTE

ETIQUETTE. ETIQUETTE. Part I - Meaning Part II - Relevance to context Part III - Business etiquette Part IV - Dress etiquette Part V - Dining etiquette Part VI - Cell phone etiquette. Part – I : Meaning.

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ETIQUETTE

ETIQUETTE. COMMUNICATION. Telephone:. Be prepared with what you have to say before making the call. Find a quiet place, with no noisy backgrounds. Speak clearly & slowly. Give your full attention at all times. Be patient and polite. Do not call later than 9 P.M. Emails:.

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Etiquette

Etiquette. Items you need to know about managing yourself and the golf course. Beginning the match. Players shake hands with opponent and introduce yourself, use a strong and clear voice. Shake hands with confidence! This is the guy you need to beat today.

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Etiquette

Etiquette . With Mrs. Milburn. Food Fact, Standard 5. Many U.S. table manners originated in Old England with the Anglo-Saxons, about 1000 A.D. Food Fact . To eat soup, you dip the spoon in the soup away from you and eat from the side of the spoon. Do not slurp or tilt the bowl.

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Etiquette

Etiquette. QUOTE. ETIQUETTE A convention or unwritten rule in an activity, which is not enforceable but is usually followed. Etiquette.

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Etiquette

Etiquette. Dining for Success in the Professional World and in Life. Etiquette. Purpose of T his Workshop: To build the online student’s confidence when interacting at a professional lunch, dinner, meeting and in life. . Etiquette. Why Good Manners?. Etiquette.

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Etiquette

Etiquette. Rules of the “ Do’s ” & “ Don’ts ” of accepted behaviors/mannerisms in society ( i.e. civility ). Netiquette. Refers to acceptable communication over an Internet connection Inappropriate communication could result in your being fired , fined , or imprisoned.

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Professionalism & Workplace Etiquette

Professionalism & Workplace Etiquette. Heather Arnold University of Illinois VBMA April 13, 2007. Why Me? Background & History. 1 st Job – 1991 College, Pre-Vet Med Grown-up world From 1998-present. 1991 – WOW I’m Old. High school job – receptionist extraordinaire College and summers

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Etiquette

Etiquette. The Survival Guide. What is Etiquette?. Forms, manners, and ceremonies established as acceptable in a culture. Some organizations have manuals to define acceptable behavior. Elements include behavior; meeting people; telephone manners; and dining etiquette. Introductions.

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Etiquette

Etiquette. The Survival Guide. What Is Etiquette?. Forms, manners, and ceremonies established as acceptable in a profession. Some organizations have manuals to define acceptable behavior.

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Workplace Disability Etiquette

Workplace Disability Etiquette. Workplace Disability Etiquette. Attitude vs. “Do’s” and “Don’ts” People First Language – Individual with Disabilities vs. t he Disabled Avoid Stereotypes – e.g., a person with learning disability has below average intelligence

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Etiquette

Etiquette. Etiquette. C ode of behavior Unwritten/Codified Vary widely between various regions. Work Etiquette. C ode governing the expectations of social behavior in a workplace, in a group or a society. A pplies to co-worker interaction and communication with colleagues.

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Workplace Etiquette

Workplace Etiquette. Columbia University Center for Career Education. Making Positive Impressions. How you present yourself to others in the business world speaks volumes.

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