1. Essential Etiquette BY International Finishing Academy

2. BUSINESS BODY LANGUAGE

3. POSTURE

4. HANDSHAKES

5. Dead Fish Bone Crusher Palm Pincher

6. BUSINESS CARD ETIQUETTE

7. INTRODUCTIONS

8. INTRODUCTIONS

9. NAMING NAMES AND KNOWING THE HIERARCHY

10. MEETINGS AND GREETINGS

11. MEETING ETIQUETTE

13. If there is an established seating pattern, accept it. If you are unsure, ask. Acknowledge any introductions or opening remarks with a brief recognition of the chair and other participants.

16. It is a serious breach of business etiquette to divulge information to others about a meeting. What has been discussed should be considered as confidential.

17. Thanking the person who organized the meeting is not only good etiquette, it is also a sign of respect.

18. SMALL TALK

23. BE POLITE TO HIRED HELP LIKE PEONS, DRIVERS, DELIVERY BOYS ETC.

26. PRIVACY and PERSONAL SPACE

27. Use privileges carefully

28. P UNCTUALITY

29. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN PROPERTY AND VALUABLES

30. Visitors should not be kept waiting long. Make them comfortable, Offer them reading material etc.

31. HOSPITALITY TEA, COFFEE OR COLD BEVERAGES

32. Keep your workplace orderly

33. Office Gossip and politics

34. KEEP YOUR PERSONAL CONVERSATIONS TO THE MINIMUM AND OUT OF HEARING OF OTHERS.

35. FIDGETING AND OTHER UNNECESSARY SOUNDS CAN BE DISTRACTING

36. Be considerate DO NOT MISUSE OFFICE PROPERTY

37. CLEAN UP AFTER YOUSELF

39. OFFER SEATS & OPEN DOORS FOR -LADIES AND ELDERLY PEOPLE

40. ESCALATORS, DOORS , PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND LIFTS

41. SPITTING SCRATCHING QUEUES POINTING

42. TOOTH PICKING AND CHEWING GUM

43. INVITATIONS AND RESPONSE

44. PUNCTUALITY OR FASHIONABLY LATE ???

45. Opposite Sex Colleagues

46. OFFICE PARTIES AND PICNICS

47. GIFTING and thank you notes

49. THE END Thank you for your time