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Dining Etiquette

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06 Jan

Posted at 14:18h in Civility, conversation, Courtesy, Cynthia Lett, Dining Etiquette, etiquette, High Tea, International Manners, sterling silver, Sterling Silver, table manners, United Kingdom by
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I know that when I see an establishment advertise "High Tea" that they mean "Afternoon Tea" or "Proper English Tea" but it bothers me because they are teaching those who read the advertisement the wrong name for the event. "High Tea" is not high-class....

06 Oct

Posted at 19:27h in business etiquette, Cell phones, Civility, conversation, Courtesy, Dining Etiquette, first impression, Stress, swearing, table manners, Telephone etiquette, That's So Annoying, That's So Annoying Book, The Lett Group by
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The New York Post By AMBER SUTHERLAND and CLAYTON JONES Last Updated: 1:23 PM, October 6, 2010 It's enough to give you indigestion. In an era when compulsive technology freaks find silence deafening, diners texting, tweeting, e-mailing or gabbing on cellphones in restaurants are ruining ...

24 Feb

Posted at 20:44h in book review, Books by Cynthia Lett, business etiquette, conversation, Courtesy, Cynthia Lett, Dining Etiquette, Diplomacy, disability etiquette, e-mail, etiquette, Expert, first impression, gifts, Interviewing, job search, leadership, manners, networking, Office Attire, Proper Dress, quotes, recommendations, swearing, table manners, thank you notes, That's So Annoying, That's So Annoying Book, The Lett Group, Tipping, toasting, Training, Travel Etiquette, western etiquette by
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Frankly, buying a copy for everyone on your team might be the cheapest and most painless way for you to make sure you never have to find yourself in a situation saying, “That’s So Annoying!!”...

24 Feb

Posted at 15:45h in Books by Cynthia Lett, business etiquette, certified etiquette professional, certified protocol professional, Children's Etiquette, conversation, Courtesy, CPP, Cynthia Lett, Dining Etiquette, Diplomacy, disability etiquette, Displaying the Flag, e-mail, etiquette, Expert, first impression, funerals, Interviewing, job search, leadership, manners, Office Attire, Pet Peeves, Proper Dress, quotes, recommendations, swearing, table manners, thank you notes, That's So Annoying, That's So Annoying Book, The Lett Group, Tipping, toasting, Training, Travel Etiquette, western etiquette by
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Everyone should be armed with this book from political leaders, executives, medical professionals, entrepreneurs, moms and dads and teenagers. Each of us does something annoying at one time or another. Why not identify it and fix it before somebody has to tell you....

26 Oct

Posted at 10:37h in business etiquette, conversation, Cynthia Lett, Dining Etiquette, etiquette, Expert, first impression, International Manners, international protocol, job search, manners, networking, sterling silver, table manners, The Lett Group, Tipping, toasting, Training by
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NEVER lose another deal - blow another job interview - or miss out on another high-level opportunity - because of a totally preventable dining etiquette disaster!...

19 Oct

Posted at 20:46h in conversation, Courtesy, Cynthia Lett, DC, Dining Etiquette, Diplomacy, Embassies, etiquette, Expert, first impression, leadership, manners, networking, table manners, That's So Annoying Book, The Lett Group by
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BWSmallBiz -- Etiquette October 9, 2009, 5:00PM EST text size: TT How to Work a Room with Ease Tips for networking among strangers Jan Feindt By Louise Lee Small Biz HUNGRY? If you arrive hungry or thirsty, hit the buffet first. Eat quickly, finish, and only then start working...

12 Oct

Posted at 08:29h in Children's Etiquette, conversation, Cynthia Lett, Dining Etiquette, etiquette, first impression, International Manners, international protocol, leadership, manners, table manners, The Lett Group, Training by
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...according to a new survey, a startling proportion of young people are confounding Churchill’s wisdom and wholeheartedly celebrating traditional conservative values. They believe in the importance of manners, espouse the joys of the family unit, and, most surprising of all, more than three quarters believe...