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How Not To Do Sales
…successful sales people say something nice and keep the door open. Even, saying, “Well, thank you for your time. It was nice talking with you and I hope to see…
Read MoreLessons Learned from RAW
…steep hills, a few scary busy roads and some food challenges. Some complaining was in order, however, some people complained the whole time despite the many good things that outweighed…
Read MoreSnopocalypse and Etiquette
…all about. As Eric said, “common sense” but as someone else once said to me “common sense isn’t so common.” If we haven’t experienced or observed people practicing these rules…
Read MoreWhat a name tag backing has to do with customer service
…World Trade Center (WTC) in Seattle, is a master at anticipating needs. I hold client meetings and trainings at the WTC on a regular basis and I’ve always been impressed…
Read MoreToo much information
…several years and was just now getting back to working again. He also said the grand-kids were coming to visit and he was going to go out to help a…
Read MoreInternational Protocol
International Protocol Sign up for the award-winning Etiquette blog and receive a free chapter of Arden’s book, Spinach in the Boss’s Teeth International Protocol In this increasing complex global marketplace,…
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Workplace Training Business Etiquette Seminars Present a more polished and professional image Communication Styles Enhance productivity through better communication Customer Service Training Create a positive, memorable experience for every customer…
Read MoreBook: Spinach in Your Boss’s Teeth: Essential Etiquette for Professional Success
…is a frequent guest on radio and television shows. Sign up for the award-winning Clise Etiquette newsletter and receive a free chapter of Arden’s book Spinach in Your Boss’s Teeth….
Read MoreFive business travel dos and don’ts
…When you travel for business, keep in mind that you represent your company, whether you’re enjoying the almost free nuts on the plane or going out to dinner with colleagues….
Read MoreStep away from your phone
…interviews. Guess what? They didn’t get the job. Meetings with your boss: unless your boss is mute and prefers communicating via text. Client presentations. You can kiss that contract bye…
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