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The business world
is a rapidly and constantly changing environment
and the workplace of today is radically different
than that of just a few years ago. Innovations
in technology have revolutionized the way
that we communicate and operate within the
workplace. But the impact to the business
world has not all been positive. One casualty,
at least in the eyes of many, has been a sense
of business etiquette.
Whether you are new to the business world
or have decades of experience under your belt,
we hope that you will find this information
insightful and useful as you move forward
down your career path.
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The
New Rules Of Business Etiquette
From Forbes
Office etiquette can be tricky in these days of
in-house exercising, informal digital communication
and open-plan workspaces. |
10
Emails That Could Cost You Your Job
From Forbes
Email makes up the majority of our daily communication—especially
in business. And yet social cues and etiquette are
often overlooked. |
Heretical
but True: The Very Polite Are Not Digital
From the Huffington Post
When you interact with someone one-on-one, the last
thing they want to see is your cell phone, tablet
or computer. They want to know they have your attention.
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LinkedIn Etiquette Tips
From The BrainYard
Consider this advice on how to put your best foot
forward on the most business-like of social networks. |
Hire
ground: Business dining etiquette for job seekers
From the Chicago Tribune
Table manners can give applicants a leg (and a wing)
up on a job opportunity |
Top
12 Workplace Myths Misunderstood by All Generations
From The Globe and Mail
A playful but discerning look at common workplace
myths that can hamper both Millennials’ and
Boomers’ peace, productivity, promotion, and
prosperity. |
Tricks
of the Trade: Email Etiquette
From
Prospectus News
Email is now becoming one of the most common means
of communication. In the age of instant messaging,
blogs, and texting, less emphasis is being placed
on formality in our methods of communicating. |
Cubicle
Etiquette: Sights, Sounds and Smells
From Forbes
What is covered in fabric, measures 6 feet by 6
feet, and allows complete access to sights, sounds,
and smells of your co-workers? |
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