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30 Jul

Posted at 08:54h in Civility, Courtesy, Cynthia Lett, etiquette, first impression, France, International Manners, international protocol, media coverage of etiquette, Rude Cities, The Lett Group, Travel Etiquette by
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This article caught my eye because in my world travels, I have kept a keen eye on where rudeness runs rampant and where the population practices a greater degree of kindness and consideration of others. While all of France can't be categorized as "rude", I...

29 Jul

Posted at 14:03h in business etiquette, Civility, Communications, Cynthia Lett, e-mail, etiquette, Expert, media coverage of etiquette, quotes, Texting, writing for business by
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  Cynthia Lett was quoted along with other prominent etiquette teachers, by Bob Greene, in this article published today on CNN online.  What do you think?  Is the salutation "Dear" dead?  Do you disagree with any of the experts' opinions?     http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/29/opinion/greene-dear-dead/  ...

31 Jul

Posted at 11:02h in business etiquette, conversation, Courtesy, Cursing, Cynthia Lett, etiquette, getting a job, keeping your job, media coverage of etiquette, The Lett Group by
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Can you get fired for cursing at work? By Alina Dizik, CareerBuilder.com July 25, 2011 9:07 a.m. EDT Even if you do great work, cursing can have an impact on your ability to get promoted. (CareerBuilder.com) -- If you're cursing at work, be careful. While it's commonplace to curse...

19 Jan

Posted at 12:25h in Bullying, business etiquette, Cell phones, Civility, conversation, Courtesy, e-mail, etiquette, manners, media coverage of etiquette, Pet Peeves, recommendations, soft skills, swearing, Travel Etiquette by
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[caption id="attachment_1872" align="alignright" width="293" caption="Stuart Bradford"][/caption] I am sharing this article because the author makes important points about our society today and the expectation of courtesy even though we are taught by the media and other sources that courtesy is unimportant.  Please let us know what your thoughts are on this subject.

06 Dec

Posted at 09:45h in business etiquette, Civility, conversation, Cynthia Lett, Fashion etiquette, first impression, media coverage of etiquette, Office Attire, Proper Dress, recommendations by
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On December 3, 2010, it was published in Workforce Management Magazine that William McNabb CEO of Vanguard Group announced on his blog that the firm’s 12,500 employees can now dress more casually. "A few weeks ago, , William McNabb, received an e-mail from one of...

16 Nov

Posted at 11:22h in business etiquette, Butlers, chinese etiquette, Civility, Courtesy, etiquette, first impression, International Manners, international protocol, media coverage of etiquette, recommendations by
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[caption id="attachment_1749" align="alignleft" width="262"] Sonia Cheng - New World Hotels[/caption] Because my formal education and early career centered around the hospitality business, I am very interested in mindset changes the hospitality industry makes in response to common sense.  Since the changes in a culture's etiquette come...

01 Nov

Posted at 19:19h in Cell phones, Civility, conversation, Courtesy, e-mail, etiquette, greetings, manners, media coverage of etiquette, protocol, quotes, recommendations, soft skills, university students by
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By Kathleen Baines, Columnist on November 1, 2010 Our generation has lost most forms of etiquette — it’s a bold claim, albeit a true one. I have my own theories as to why this decline happened — the substitution of old-fashioned methods of child-rearing with the...