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25 Rules of Civility
When George Washington (the first President of the United States) was a teen, he learned to write and read by copying the 100 Rules of Civility which were written in France and sent to school masters in American colonies for … Continue reading
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Tagged business correspondence, business entertaining, business etiquette, casual dress, civility, classroom etiquette, communication, Cynthia Lett, dining, dining skills, employee training, etiquette, etiquette training, first impression, gestures, manners, verbal communications
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Global Etiquette For Business Travelers – Forbes
…a great tip sheet for professionals who are looking for ways to do business correctly overseas… Continue reading
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Tagged business cards, business correspondence, business entertaining, business etiquette, business formal, China, communication, customs, Cynthia Lett, dining skills, etiquette training, gestures, greetings, international etiquette, Japanese Etiquette, manners, non-verbal communication, table manners, verbal communications
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You’re invited: Dining Skills for the Savvy Professional (DC metro)
NEVER lose another deal – blow another job interview – or miss out on another high-level opportunity – because of a totally preventable dining etiquette disaster! Continue reading
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Tagged brunch etiquette, business entertaining, business etiquette, civility, communication, Cynthia Lett, DC, dining, dining skills, employee training, etiquette, etiquette training, manners, non-verbal communication, table manners
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When Insults Had Class
Because I am an etiquette expert, people are careful about what they say and how they say it when around me. What they should know is that the top experts in proper etiquette understand human behavior well and we find … Continue reading
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Tagged business correspondence, business entertaining, business etiquette, civility, communication, entertaining at home, etiquette, gestures, greetings, manners, profanity, verbal communications
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Australian Table Manners – Oh My!
Australians are unspeakable eaters according to etiquette expert Gill Harbord Article from: Sunday Herald Sun By: Catherine Lambert August 30, 2009 12:00am TOO many Australians are using forks as spades and knives as forks, according to etiquette expert Gill Harbord. … Continue reading
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Dining Skills for the Savvy Professional Seminar
On February 20, 2008, The Lett Group will present our popular seminar, Dining Skills for the Savvy Professional at the University Club of Washington, DC. In a fun and interactive atmosphere, learn the skills you need to navigate through casual … Continue reading
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