Business Etiquette
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Transcript of Business Etiquette
Talent Development Programme
Trainer: Barnabas Chiang
Business EtiquetteTDP-BE-001-R1
BARNYARDT a l e n t D e v e l o p m e n t
Table of Contents Essential Etiquette• Dress for Success• Personal Grooming• Personal Health
Social Etiquette• Social Engagement• Crafting Conversation Wine & Dine Etiquette• Perfect Host & Pleasant Guest• Wine Appreciation
House Rules Mobile Phones
• Switch to SILENCE• Answer calls outside the class
Participation
• Feel free to express• Respect other’s opinion • Join in all activities to maximize your learning experience
Objectives After the workshop, Learners will be able to: • Display a professional and successful self-image
• Create a good and lasting First Impression
• Attend any social / networking event with confident
• Facilitate a successful dinning / networking event
Essential Etiquette
Dress for Success - Man
First impressions Count
Smart Casual WearExecutive Wear
NOT Recommended
Essential Etiquette
Dress for Success - Woman
First impressions Count
NOT Recommended
Smart Casual Wear
Executive Wear
Essential Etiquette
Personal Grooming Nails
Facial Care
Essential Etiquette
Personal Grooming
Makeup
Essential Etiquette
Personal Health
Body OdorOral OdorOral Odor
Social Etiquette
Social Engagement
Smile ConfidentHand Shake
Self-Introduce
Name Card
Naturally
Feet Apart
Business
• Within Company –
• Company / Customer –
• Company / Supplier –
• Company / Family –
Social Etiquette
Introduction Protocol
(FIRST)
By HierarchyBy Service Seniority
Customer
Company
Colleague
Introducer:Mr. X, please meet Ms. Z, our new Account Manager.
Ms. Z, please meet Mr. X, our Director.
Social Etiquette
Introduction Protocol
Mr. X:Ms. Z, welcome to Barnyard.
Ms. Z:Mr. X, It is my honor to be working in Barnyard.
Social Etiquette
Introduction Protocol
Social
• Age Difference –
• Gender –
• Group / Single –
(FIRST)
Older (Respect)
Lady
Single
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Social Etiquette
Crafting Conversation
Mr. Bean…
Mr. Bean…Mr. Bean…
Art of Communication
Social Etiquette
Crafting Conversation
Ask Open Questions Avoid sensitive subjects
Speak the Truth
Wine & Dine
Perfect Host & Pleasant Guest
Perfect Host
• Don’t Be Late
• Guide / Propose Menu
• Show Hospitability
Pleasant Guest
• Be On Time
• Don’t be Fussy
• Follow After the Host
Wine & Dine
Perfect Host & Pleasant Guest
Meal Planning
• No. of People
• Purpose of the Meal
• Venue & Meal Choice
Seating Arrangement
• Guest on Right / Left Side
• Seat by Interest
• Hierarchy Gap
Wine & Dine
Entertainment Drinking
MUST AVOID
• Drinking with Empty Stomach
• Bottoms Up
• Mixture of Drinks
• Drink Below your Limits
Know Your Limits
Holding A Wine Glass
Wine & Dine
Wine Appreciation
See
Smell
Taste
Wine & Dine
Wine Appreciation
Wine & Dine
Wine Appreciation
Blending Wine with Food