Corporate Etiquette


A case for evergreen, not the color, the term EVERGREEN in the writing world means something that never goes out of style. As new generations appear in the work force certain ways of doing business or of social interaction remain constant. In today's litigious and politically correct world it becomes increasingly more difficult to directly instruct on social decorum.

 

Ultimately most evergreen articles reside with the 'how to realm.' It helps if they come with examples, wit, and relativity to current events. Statistical evidence to support assertions often help convince the hardened pessimist. Recommended reading: anything by Letitia Baldrige.

Grammar & Etiquette Go Hand in Hand

One of the most common errors today is the simple use of adverbs. One can dress well and have the best manners, however the improper use of grammar will spoil everything. For a fun review the following link might help.


Adverbs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7wnT8iiR8w



Cindy Allen, editor–in-chief, Interior Design Magazine  

Truly a kind and generous person herself thanks WinSpin CIC

Interior Design February 2011



After buying Girl Scout cookies for over 40 years,
this is the first thank you I have ever gotten.Thanks Natalie!




Client: Hickok Cole Architects 2011







Client: Hickok Cole Architects

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The Zweig A/E Marketing Letter, Business Etiquette: the silent path to marketing and BD success - October, 2010
AIA/DC News, The Marketing Lunch - January 2005
AIA/DC News, Thank You: The Why and How - December 2004
Business First, Buffalo, NY: No Teeth Picking and Other Formal Dinner Rules - 1991
Business First, Buffalo, NY: Thank-You is in the Dictionary - Is it in Your Vocabulary? - February 11, 1991
Business First, Buffalo, NY: Don't Throw Away Manners When You Throw a Party - July 29 1991

































































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