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This is way too broad a question. Please be more specific.
Clinton T. Greenleaf has written: 'The unwritten rules of the workplace' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Etiquette for men, Clothing, Male employees, Language in the workplace, Business communication 'Attention to detail' -- subject(s): Clothing and dress, Etiquette for men 'A gentleman's guide to appearance' -- subject(s): Clothing and dress, Etiquette for men
Bruce N. Hyland has written: 'Reflections for the workplace' -- subject(s): Business ethics, Business etiquette, Vocational guidance
Dressing appropriate is very important in business. It shows your level of professionalism, the work that you do, and allows you to sell or do what you need to.
The best action would probably to sit down and coach the employee your company's expectations in business etiquette. One of the best ways to go about this is to explain that the employee represents the company and they are expected show professionalism when dealing with customers, suppliers, etc.
Ethics has become so important in business for various reasons. This is what is being used to enhance professionalism and define the code of conduct in business.
The answer depends on what type of business the clients are using. Usually professionalism and quality product or service are the most important.
A class in business etiquette should be taught at all business colleges.
why are staffing models used to develop a high performance workplace
Klaus D. Schmidt has written: 'Doing business in Spain' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs 'Doing business on the Arabian Peninsula' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs 'Doing business in Japan' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs 'Doing business in the Soviet Union' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs 'Doing business in Taiwan' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs 'Doing business in Korea' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs 'Doing business in the United States' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs 'Doing business in France' -- subject(s): Business etiquette, Commerce, Social life and customs
Business etiquette is a vital business tool and needed for successful businesses. It can be obtained online from several websites or from a business mentor.
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