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- In an era when companies are competing based on service, manners are much more than a social nicety -- they're a crucial business skill.Can table manners make or break a megamerger?
- About the Author: DANA MAY CASPERSON (Santa Rosa, CA) is president of Professional Resource Institute, an image and etiquette consulting firm with clients including Pacific Bell and Ritz-Carlton hotels.
- 200 Pages
- Business + Money Management, Business Etiquette
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In an era when companies are competing on the basis of service, manners are much more than a social nicety--they are a crucial business skill. This no-nonsense "manners reference" refreshes readers on everyday etiquette and makes sure they're on their best behavior.Book Synopsis
In an era when companies are competing based on service, manners are much more than a social nicety -- they're a crucial business skill.
Can table manners make or break a megamerger? Can a faxing faux-pas derail a promising business relationship? Can an improper introduction cost you a client? Can manners (or lack of them) really kill a career? Absolutely. In fact, good manners are good business.
Power Etiquette provides quick guidance on such pertinent and timely topics as:
- telephone, e-mail, and Internet etiquette
- table manners
- grooming and business dress
- written communications
- gift giving
- resumes and interviews
- making introductions
- public speaking
- networking
This no-nonsense "manners reference" refreshes you on everyday etiquette and makes sure you're on your best behavior.
About the Author
DANA MAY CASPERSON (Santa Rosa, CA) is president of Professional Resource Institute, an image and etiquette consulting firm with clients including Pacific Bell and Ritz-Carlton hotels. She frequently addresses associations, corporations, and museums on etiquette and protocol.
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