Home Contact Us About Us Etiquette Tips Q & A Professional Tipster Life Strategies Ezine Ballroom & Latin Dance Programs for Children & Teens Self-Improvement /Beauty Articles Manners to Go™ Links Advertise with us __________________________

______________________________

_________________________
 

Life Strategies Newsletter                            October/November  2006                          Issue #104 Publisher: Dorothy E. Duncan "Helping You Sharpen Your Skills and Polish Your Image!"       http://www.urvalued.com P.O. Box 29364 Columbus, OH  43229 614-818-3010

<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Top Sponsors ****************************

<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><<><> Inside This Issue: -Food for Thought-- -In the Spotlight-  ''What's in Your Wallet"                                             by Lanny Hintz                               -Etiquette/Professional Tip-  "How to Screen Calls "                                                                    By Dorothy E Duncan                           - Practical  Tip- "A Trash Saving Tip" -Clean Humor- " Clean Humor" -Business Opportunities -Interesting Websites to Visit -Disclaimer <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>

Etiquette Tips Q & A

Making Introductions Question: How do I know who to introduce first? Answer: In social settings, traditionally, gender determines who is introduced to whom.  The man is introduced to the woman: "Clarissa Smith, may I introduce William Madison".  Rank and not gender determines "who is introduced to whom" in business settings. The senior ranking person receives the junior ranking person. The senior ranking person's name is stated first: "Mr. President, this is Wanda Womack, our Human Resources Manager." The highest ranking person, (whether female or male, young or mature) is mentioned first.

 

[Single Parent Resource Center] [Disclaimer] [Privacy Policy] [Self-Improvement /Beauty Articles]

© U-R-VALUED, 2004, All rights reserved