Office Dynamics
JUNE 4, 2014
In today’s technology-centric workplace, many employers want employees to be savvy with social networking … especially in tech fields, marketing, public relations and media. Key characteristics desired are those who are avid users of the Internet, blogs, Twitter and/or who have a Facebook page or other social networking account.
Office Dynamics
JUNE 4, 2014
In today’s technology-centric workplace, many employers want employees to be savvy with social networking … especially in tech fields, marketing, public relations and media. Key characteristics desired are those who are avid users of the Internet, blogs, Twitter and/or who have a Facebook page or other social networking account.
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Office Dynamics
JUNE 4, 2014
In today’s technology-centric workplace, many employers want employees to be savvy with social networking … especially in tech fields, marketing, public relations and media. Key characteristics desired are those who are avid users of the Internet, blogs, Twitter and/or who have a Facebook page or other social networking account.
Office Dynamics
JUNE 4, 2014
In today’s technology-centric workplace, many employers want employees to be savvy with social networking … especially in tech fields, marketing, public relations and media. Key characteristics desired are those who are avid users of the Internet, blogs, Twitter and/or who have a Facebook page or other social networking account.
Eat Your Career
SEPTEMBER 18, 2018
Whether you’re attending a networking event, heading into a job interview or meeting your new boss for the first time, the initial meeting can be one of the most important interactions you’ll ever have. Don’t take it lightly; try these tips to help you make a great first impression. Be Punctual.
Stephanie LH Calahan
APRIL 14, 2010
Archive Network with Steph Is This You? Last month I presented and emceed at a College of Business event on business etiquette. Last month I presented and emceed at a College of Business event on business etiquette. Productive & Organized Home Contribute to P&O!
The Office Professionals Place
JUNE 17, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010 Proper Business Dining Etiquette I have been to lunches and dinners where people inadvertently take the wrong glass, use the wrong utensil with the meal, or display improper dining etiquette, such as starting to eat before everyone is served or talking with their mouth full. Rule #6: Dont forget the tip!
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