Tag Archives: verbal communications
Desiderata – Still Current Advice
As an etiquette expert, I am often asked by my young adult students for advice about how to be proud of yourself and what you do. I teach life skills and for some mastering these skills is a challenge. I … Continue reading
If they don’t like you, you will be on the pink list for sure.
the decision regarding who is asked to leave and who may be fought for to stay may depend upon your soft skills. Continue reading
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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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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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Breaking Up Electronically
You have the power to pick up the phone and call the person and have a conversation that doesn’t include a keyboard. If you accept electronic communication as the main means for interaction then you can have no complaint when you are told by Tweet that the relationship is over. Continue reading
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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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Lack of civility is bad example – Washington Times
This wonderfully written article in today’s Washington Times reflects my own opinion about recent incivilities in the sports world reported on in the news. HAGELIN: Lack of civility is bad example – Washington Times Shared via AddThis
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3 Tips for Networking Conversation
Start a conversation with the most “important” person in the room. Continue reading
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