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• The Gift Of Good Manners

  • The Etiquette Business – Challenge Number Three March 9, 2010
    Sometimes when I tell people what I do, they sort of laugh and say, “Manners? Does anybody really pay attention to manners anymore?” What I have found is that many, many people do pay attention. However, there are definite challenges that come along with promoting etiquette/manners in the today’s world. I’ve actually identified five. Number [...] […]
    Cindy Post Senning
  • Too Sweet or not to sweet February 18, 2010
    This question and answer appeared in the Etiquette Daily, the Emily Post Institute Q&A blog, last week. It generated a great discussion with people weighing in on both sides of the question. Candied Rewards: When teachers hand out treats Q: My son’s new teacher gives kids a few pieces of candy when they get 100 percent on [...] […]
    Cindy Post Senning
  • The Etiquette Business – Challenge Number Two February 13, 2010
    Sometimes when I tell people what I do, they sort of laugh and say, “Manners? Does anybody really pay attention to manners anymore?” What I have found is that many, many people do pay attention. However, there are definite challenges that come along with promoting etiquette/manners in the today’s world. I’ve actually identified five. Number [...] […]
    Cindy Post Senning

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  • The Impact of Workplace Incivility on Productivity March 11, 2010
    by Anna Post Reposted from my discussion group this week on The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics' website. Thursday: The Impact of Workplace Incivility on Productivity Today let's take a look at some HR statistics about the importance of... […]
    Anna Post
  • Where Does A Civil Workplace Come From? March 10, 2010
    by Anna Post Reposted from my discussion group this week on The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics' website. Wednesday: Where Does A Civil Workplace Come From? Today I'd like to take a look at where a standard of civility... […]
    Anna Post
  • Elegy for the Personal Letter, A Poem By Allison Joseph March 9, 2010
    by Anna Post Listening to VPR (Vermont Public Radio) this morning, I was struck by a poem Garrison Keillor read on his segment The Writer's Almanac. It was "Elegy for the Personal Letter"* by Allison Joseph, and it struck me... […]
    Anna Post

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