2. Contents
Proper Business introductions
Business meals, parties and Events
Honesty, integrity and loyalty never go out of style
3. Proper Business introductions
The initial introduction phase of any business
relationship can make or break it. First
impressions are crucial in the business
world and can have an extraordinary effect on
careers and on whole organizations.
Business meals, parties and Events
The main goal of mixing business with meals,
parties, social events ..etc. is to get people to
know each other better nurture personal trust
and confidence in others whether its between
staff and customers or staff of other
companies
4. Somehow, you cannot talk about manners
without including ethics, especially in the
business world. They are the proverbial “peas
in the pod.” Manners, or etiquette, is about
more than knowing which fork to use or how
to shake hands, and business ethics goes much
further than simply reading a company's
handbook on policy and procedure.
Good manners and ethics do not come and go,
change with the times, or vary from generation
to generation. They are what they are, and
they can be adopted by anyone. In this case,
you can “teach an old dog new tricks,” if you
are willing to apply them to your life. Without
them, it is difficult to develop trust in the
workplace and in the business world.
5. In business, you cannot have two sets of
standards. We have seen this play out in recent
years, and many large corporations have fallen
like a house of cards, wrecking the lives of
those who depended on them. Many people
were left with nothing, not even the
retirement packages promised them. Sadly,
some have taken their own lives because of
unscrupulous business practices.
6. Honesty, integrity and loyalty never go out of style
Honesty, integrity and loyalty never go out of style. They create a
cohesion among others and are essential for a healthy business. When
we take on a “me-first” attitude, it creates distrust and discord in those
around us. To be well-liked and become a successful professional, one
should stick to a code of ethics in the workplace. Make your “yes” mean
yes and your “no" mean no, so your coworkers know that you are a
person of your word and can be trusted
Manners, ethics, loyalty, integrity and honesty—these things never
go out of style. They stand the test of time and will help you sleep
better at night. Cultivating these practices is always in good taste
and will always reflect well on the company and yourself.
