In a world dedicated to authenticity, too many professionals have lost common courtesies when doing business. Here are 5 etiquette tips to follow in any business setting.
5 Etiquette Tips to Follow in Business
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362 days ago
Obviously some of this advice (maintaining eye contact, for example) applies pretty much to non-digital interaction. I think an important subtext to all of this is that non-digital interaction is certainly a good idea whenever possible. It may be harder and harder in our increasingly global marketplace, but personal interaction is still what the best business is based on.
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