The holiday season also kicks off another less festive part of our year, flu season. Fever, chills, weakness, and a host of other symptoms can leave you feeling terrible for several days, during the most wonderful time of the year!
Luckily, the common characteristics of proper etiquette can lessen the chance you and your loved ones avoid flu season all together. Follow these nine quick tips to keep your immunity high and exposure low!
Thanksgiving is a day we have set aside to do exactly that. Give thanks. In the busy-ness of everyday life, it’s easy for us to lose sight of the many blessings we have, and thanksgiving helps us recall what truly matters to us. Food, shelter, friendship, and so much else.
Quick, tell me an age-old technique for getting noticed, networking, and rising quickly in your workplace or community? If you’re rolling your eyes right now, take a minute and think about how we can effectively be helpful to everyone, and not just people we want to gain favor with (bosses, etc).
The business world is full of ways to make positive or negative impressions on people. Proper etiquette is essential to creating positive, long-lasting impressions with future clients and colleagues. We also know the key to good business etiquette is not to focus on what you can get out of the relationship, but in finding ways you can be mutually beneficial to each other. Remember, whether in business or in life, the world is not all about you! Our hope is to form kind, helpful relationships with everyone around us.
Companies build customer loyalty in many ways, through superior products, services, and especially GREAT customer service. In fact, did you know a positive or negative customer service is the #1 factor in building vendor trust?
