etiquette
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Presented by:Chahat Jain (06)Gayathri V .S (11)Greeshma V. (12)Pallavi Gunje(13)Isha Jain (14)Karishma Manghnani(21)Parul Nagpal (25)Santhi Biju(31)
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CONTENTS
WHAT IS ETIQUETTE?
CONCLUSION
COMMON WORK PLACE ETHICS
COURTESY
RELATIONSHIPS AT WORK
SAMPLES OF BUSINESS CASUAL
HOW CAN ORGANIZATIONS PROMTE ETIQUETTES
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WHAT IS ETIQUETTE?
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Etiquette in simpler words is defined as good behavior which distinguishes human beings from animals.
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Each business, industry and organization has its own protocol, some more formal than others. Do your homework and find out what’s considered acceptable in your field.
FACTS
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DRESS FOR SUCCESS
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1 Dress for the job you want. .
Don’t be afraid to ask for guidance
3 Invest in good clothes.
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∞ Management/owner toward client/customer
∞ Management/owner toward employees
∞ Employee toward Employer, Co-workers, Customers
RELATIONSHIPS AT WORK
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The why’s of Etiquette?
• To avoid negative confrontation
• To avoid politics.
• To communicate effectively with an opposing opinion of another person(s).
• To be organized and in a uniformed way.
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COMMON WORK PLACE ETHICS
PUNCTUALITY RESPONSIBILITY
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COMMON WORK PLACE ETHICS
INTEGRITY & LOYALTY
POSITIVE ATTITUDE
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COMMON WORK PLACE ETHICS
PROFESSIONALISM
TEAMWORK
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THE THREE B’S:• Be Kind• Be Courteous• Be Respectful
Key Elements to a productive, happy workplace!
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SHOWING RESPECT
We all want respect , no matter what age we are, no matter what position we hold or what job function we do, because we are all human beings.
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COURTESY
Courtesy is vital to show respect. It makes people understand you, appreciate what they can do or have done for you.
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• Always be punctual.
• Give a good hand shake.
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MAGICAL WORDS
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NEVER INTERRUPT SOMEONE
• Remember that it is always rude to interrupt especially when someone is making an important point or addressing a group.
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REFRAIN FROM GOSSIP
• Keep gossip or hurtful information to yourself.
• Don’t spread rumors or encourage them.
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KEEP YOUR PRODUCTIVITY HIGH
• YOU are paid to WORK, so WORK!! NO GOOFING in office hours…
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• Its there to make your work easier.
• USE it Judiciously.• Handle all office
equipment carefully.• Care for it as you
would for anything that you owned.
OFFICE EQUIPMENTS
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MIND YOUR LANGUAGE
• Talk like a professional & you’ll be seen & treated as one…
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ALWAYS KEEP THESE BASICS IN MIND
• Understand that nobody is born with these etiquettes. One has to learn them.
• They can also be learnt by observing others & imbibed.
• But neither are these difficult to learn or put into practice…..
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Samples Of Business Casual
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Email –
Make subject line specific
Follow standard writing guidelines - business letter format as a professional courtesy
Keep it short and concise
Include your name and contact information
REMEMBER – NOTHING is confidential when sent electronically
CRITICAL ETIQUETTE TOPICS TO CONSIDER
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TRAINING PROGRAMS
A few members from the top level management can lead the Etiquettes training programs.
HOW CAN ORGANIZATIONS PROMOTE ETIQUETTES
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INTERVIEW ETIQUETTES
Never ‘wing it’ .Arrive early (5-15 minutes) before the scheduled time. Be courteousUse good posture. Listen carefully and learn. Relate your qualifications and your desire to do a good job. Do not initiate discussion about salary or benefits. Send a follow up thank-you note.
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BUSINESS MEETING ETIQUETTES
• Planned agenda ahead of time with clear objectives.
• Start and stop on time.
• Encourage participation.
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ROLE MODEL
Seniors behaving in a morally upright manner will set an example for employees to follow.
HOW CAN ORGANIZATIONS PROMTE ETIQUETTES
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Etiquettes are crucial for the success of an organization and for individual growth .
Individual goals must be aligned with the company’s goals, and it is important to follow ethical practices while aiming for success.
CONCLUSION
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THANK YOU!
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