etiquette

(noun)

Forms required by good breeding or prescribed by authority, to be observed in social or official life; conventional decorum; ceremonial code of polite society.

Examples of etiquette in the following topics:

  • The Importance of Sensitivity and Etiquette in Business Communication

    • Following the norms and practices of etiquette is an important factor in effective business communication.
    • Practicing etiquette demonstrates respect, and effective communication requires that message are sent and received in ways that are consistent with the norms of etiquette.
    • Business etiquette can vary significantly by country and geographic area.
    • Differences in etiquette can create challenges for cross-cultural communication in business.
    • What is excellent etiquette in one society may shock another.
  • The Challenge of Diversity

    • Etiquette for receiving a business card in China requires accepting it with both hands and taking a full moment to read it.
    • Etiquette for receiving a business card in China requires accepting it with both hands and taking a full moment to read it.
  • Understanding Culture Shock

    • This dissonance is largely a result of linguistic barriers, manners/etiquette differences, traffic, food, and sleep cycles.
  • Overview of Negotiating Strategies

    • At this juncture, cross-cultural management becomes absolutely integral, as emotional reactions will largely be a result of adhering to and understanding values, ethics, traditions and etiquette.
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