2. Contents
Introduction
Why Etiquette?
Etiquette v/s Manner
Types of Etiquette
Effects of Business Etiquette
How to improve Business Etiquette
3. Introduction
Etiquette expected code of behavior according to the
conventional within society, social class or group.
Business etiquette is set of
manners that is accepted or
required in profession.
4. Why etiquette ?
Etiquette provide personal security.
It protect the feelings of other.
It make communication clearer.
It makes good first impression.
It will enhance your status at work.
Builds Strong Relationships
Promotes Positive Atmosphere
Reflects Confidence
Prevents Misunderstandings
5. Etiquettes v/s manner
Etiquettes Mannerism
Etiquette is a code of polite conduct based
on social acceptance and efficiency
Manners are polite behaviors that reflect an
attitude of consideration, kindness and
respect for others.
When you know the rules of etiquette for
any given situation, it increases your
comfort, confidence and competence, and
by extenzion, the ease and comfort of
people around you.
As mannerism doesn’t includes any rules
and regulations, you may not have been
taught how to make proper introductions,
but a kind person knows better than to
belittle or embarrass another person in
public or private.
In order to learn etiquette, people must
take specific lessons, as opposed to
learning by example or through gentle
correction.
People are typically taught manners from a
very young age, so that they grow up
accustomed to the basic rules of conduct
about appropriate behavior in social
situations.
6. Types of Etiquette
Office Etiquette
Cubicle Etiquette
Dinning Etiquette
Meeting Etiquette
Business card Etiquette
Communication Etiquette
General Etiquette
7.
8. Cubicle Etiquette
Imagine an invisible door
Be aware how your voice projects
Speaker phones and cubes don’t mix
Deep in thought: Leave them alone
On the phone: Don’t distract
Post a sign or flag at your cube entrance to signal when you can
be interrupted
Never read someone's computer screen or comment on
conversations you overhear.
9. Be on time
Wait to sit until host/hostess
indicated the seating arrangement
Stand on the right side of your chair
and enter from your left
Put your napkin in your lap
Decide on your menu selections
quickly
Never order the most expensive
item
Wait for all people to be served
before beginning
Generally pass food to the right
Dinning etiquette
10. Meeting etiquette
1. Mingle with others before
meeting.
6.Sit appropriately. 11. Speak up and speak early.
2. Be concise. 7. Dress appropriately. 12. Understand the unwritten
speaking rules.
3. Initiate the handshake. 8. Never pull out
someone’s chair for them.
13. You can drink, but avoid
eating .
4. Stand when your are being
introduced.
9.Come prepared. 14.Do not have your phone out.
5. Be on time. 10.Have a strong agenda. 15.Don’t save all your questions
for the end.
11. Business card Etiquette
Always have a business card
Have it in a good shape and updated
Have it readily available
Be selective about distributing
Present it in a appropriate time and manner
14. How to improve business etiquette
skills
Win them over through your timeliness
Show respect for others
Dress for success
15. Effects of business etiquette
Enhances relationships in the workplace
Promotes business growth
Enhances impression
Helps professionals gain business travel etiquette
Enhances non-verbal communication