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    The document discusses various types of etiquettes including eating etiquettes, telephone etiquettes, etiquettes at meetings, email etiquettes, and social and general etiquettes in the workplace. For eating etiquettes, it provides examples like waiting to be served, not talking with your mouth full, and asking to be excused. For telephone etiquettes, it mentions introducing yourself, checking if it's a good time to talk, and using polite words. Etiquettes at meetings include arriving on time, taking notes, listening without dominating, and providing feedback when asked. Email etiquette tips consist of writing clear subject lines, avoiding jargon, proofreading, and ensuring the content is appropriate for all recipients. Finally, social etiqu

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    ETIQUETTES &

    PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
    Presented by

    Srikanth Rajan
    Who said what about Etiquettes..

     One of the greatest victories you can gain


    over someone is to beat him at politeness. –
    Josh Billings (U.S Humourist [1818 – 1885])

     Don't reserve your best behaviour for special


    occasions. You can't have two sets of
    manners, two social codes - one for those you
    admire and want to impress, another for
    those whom you consider unimportant. You
    must be the same to all people. - Lillian Eichler
    Watson
    Meaning and Need for Etiquettes
     The customary code of polite behaviour in society or
    among members of a particular profession or group.

    Need :
     The way you interact with your superiors, parents, fellow
    workers, friends speak a lot about your personality and
    up- bringing.
     Etiquette enables the individuals to earn respect and
    appreciation in the society
     Etiquette helps individuals to value relationships
     Establishes an Identity
    Types of Etiquettes

     Eating Etiquettes

     Telephone Etiquettes

     Etiquettes at Meetings

     Email Etiquettes

     Social & General Etiquettes at Work Place


    Eating Etiquettes

     Wait to be served
     Don’t make noise while eating and Chew with your
    mouth closed
     Don’t reach out
     No Talking!
     Ask to be “excused”
     No elbows on the table
     Wait for the others
    Telephone Etiquettes

     Don’t make the person guess who is calling


     Check if it’s fine to talk
     If you dial up a wrong number, apologize don’t just hang
    up
     Use courteous words like “Hello”, “thank you”, “bye”
     Listen and don’t interrupt
    Etiquettes at Meetings

     Never be late for Meeting


     Never enter meeting room without a notepad and pen.
     Never Dominate. Listen
     Pay attention
     No Mobiles
     If you are conducting the meeting, thank the people for
    attending and request for feedback. Else, If you are a
    participant provide feedback politely when asked for.
    Email Etiquette

     Subject line should be short and specific


     Avoid jargon and abbreviations – “lol, Rofl, :)”
     Use short paragraphs
     Read for content and grammar before sending
     Don’t “Copy – Paste” at all times
     Be consistent with format
     Review
     While sending a mail to everyone make sure the content
    of mail is for everyone to view and not offensive
    Social & General Etiquettes at
    Work Place

     Don’t gossip
     Treat your everyone with respect and courtesy
     Show respect for each others workspace, knock before
    entering
     Take responsibility for your mistakes
     Keep your work area tidy
     Always give respect to people older than yourself even if
    they are junior to you in position
     Speak softly, clearly with good eye contact to people
    To Summarize lets go through
    some pictorial examples..
    Thank you!

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