Etiquette

Hearing profanity on an internal call or gossip spread among team members may set alarm bells ringing. However, they could be ringing in success! … Read More

Traditionally, sending a note of thanks to a hiring manager or recruiter is seen as a polite way to follow up after an interview, but as it turns out, the internet is divided on whether or not the practice is now outdated. Read More

We consider all of the options to the traditional handshake, including the elbow bump, fist bump, bow, wave, smile, and nod. Read More

Whether you’re taking on a new position elsewhere, leaving a less-than-desirable work environment, or heading into retirement, knowing how to resign from your job is important. Read More

While it may seem like common sense to know what is acceptable and unacceptable within an office and put it into practice, office etiquette goes beyond simply following office rules and procedures. Read More

Even if you’re self-employed and on a one-person team, you will need to say thank you from time to time, whether it’s your customers or your network. Gratitude is always a great way to develop strong and sustainable relationships. Read More

Knowing how to dress professionally in a way that doesn’t age you can also help give you a leg up at work. Avoid wearing these outdated business professional clothing items the next time you have to dress up for work. Read More

Although a resignation letter should be tailored to your experience with the company and the reason you are leaving, there are several basic components all resignation letters will contain. Read More

Whether it’s the person who sends too much punctuation or the short and sweet one-word response guy, communication is key in the workplace as it can be perceived in many different ways. Read More