Good business etiquette pays off. According to studies by Harvard University, the Carnegie Foundation and the Stanford Research Institute, success in obtaining and advancing in your profession depends ...

You only have a few seconds to make a good first impression, whether you're meeting a prospective client or networking with power players within your industry. How you present yourself affects not ...

Society dictates its conventions, and as society changes, so do its rules of etiquette. Arising from the pandemic is a new set of behaviors for respecting others’ space and safety in social situations ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In a world dominated by conformity, it’s time to unleash your inner maverick and revolutionize business etiquette. Say goodbye to rigid ...

I made several mistakes within my first minute. My posture was poor (I leaned too far back in my chair), my leg crossing was incorrect (ladies cross at the ankles, not thighs), and I was not properly ...

The word “etiquette” gets a bad rap. For one thing, it sounds stodgy and pretentious. And rules that are socially or morally prescribed seem intrusive to our sense of individuality and freedom. But ...

US employees spend, on average, about a quarter of the workweek combing through hundreds of emails. Despite the fact that we're glued to our reply buttons, career coach Barbara Pachter says that ...

Gone are the days when business etiquette was all about having good table manners at lunch or not overdoing it at the holiday party (although those rules still matter too). But with the workplace ...

Etiquette isn’t about old-fashioned politeness or outdated rules about opening doors and folding napkins (and it’s not always common sense). At its core, good etiquette is the oil that keeps society ...