Proper etiquette

Source: Most probably North American and European plate etiquette. How to use your plate, fork and knife to communicate with the waiter without saying a single word.

IF YOU ARE INITIATING THE DATE, DO THE ASKING IN ADVANCE. Asking someone on a Thursday evening to meet up for Thursday night drinks is not a date. A PROPER INVITATION: Make sure that you actually show some interest and intention into the asking. Saying “let’s catch up for drinks sometimes” is n

A few good modern etiquette guidelines for emails and public comments. How to be polite and not spam people but still communicate.

The proper etiquette for introducing people (including examples) Introducing people is both an art and a means of ensuring good manners. A good introduction can get people off to a great conversational start and can help ease any...

I want to start each post in my new “Social Network for Business: Etiquette” series with a quick one liner about why I am doing this: too many people in business (marketers, you are the #1 culprit) very obviously to users on the social networks, do not understand the medium they are working with. No […]

Etiquette

There were times when ladies were supposed to act in a certain way, and they had to follow a set of rules on how to act in public.

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The Ultimate Guide to Proper Table Manners; learn basic dining etiquette step by step with DO's & DON'Ts, plus our thorough video guide!

Hopefully, you got plenty of tutorials about table manners when you were growing up. But not everyone did. And even if you feel you’ve got the basics of dining etiquette down, it’s always good to get a refresher. Manners elevate even everyday meals, making them feel like special and set-apart occasions. Related Posts The Importance […]

I'm not saying that everyone should know how to kick down a door, cook their own beef jerkey, or the difference between an IPA and a lager . . . but it sure might help make the world a better place.

Some of the world’s best service staff reveal the dos and don’ts of restaurant etiquette, from stacking plates to the right amount to tip.