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An excellent opportunity to learn (or brush up on) business table manners, rules of etiquette used for business dining: dining stations and lines, rules for name badge placement, notes on handshaking, handling cocktail food, getting business cards, USA menu and the other order of courses, advanced formal place settings, rules for eating in style American and Continental  (and when to avoid the latter), how to eat steak without a steak knife, and chicken bone in with a dinner knife and fork, and rules on saying thank you, and reciprocity.

After a Business Etiquette Dinner students cannot pass a dining skills Eti-q-test.  Look better.  How you eat reflects on you and on your company. Get etiquette. Outclass the competition.

Students come after getting slammed, you do not have to wait. Look as polished as you speak when you eat.   The first time you meet is not to be where you are learning to eat. 


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An excellent opportunity to learn (or brush up on)  table manners: rules of etiquette used while eating, dining stations and lines, pre-steps, real name badge placement, handling your glass & cocktail foods,  USA menu card number  and order of courses, the seat of honor, advanced place setting for one, napkin rules, rules for bread and butter,  spoon rules, rest positions,  cutlery eating Continental style and when to avoid it,  salt rules,  how to eat chicken bone in, how to each steak with a fork and dinner knife, saying thank you, and rules of reciprocity.  Let's eat.

Dining is a ritual at which more than eating is done. What you eat is up to you. How you eat is your present to the table, and the view you provide to those around you. The way a person eats reflects on that person and on his or her company. But above all that, when sitting at a table and sharing a meal with a friend, it is wonderful to know what is being signaled and what to signal back. Avoid the look. Get etiquette.  Outclass the competition. Practice can be done in casual shoes.

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The first part of Thank you is attendance and verbal acknowledgment. Someone had an event, you attended, and said, "Thank you."  This guide/class is about Saying Thank You Part II: written acknowledgment: sending  a personal card saying, Thank you (again,) and reciprocity: hosting an event to re-pay an act of  hospitality. 

Saying Thank You Techs Young Professional and Upcoming Graduates University Etiquette includes saying thank you by card, the cast for hospitality events, stations and lines, committees and responsibilities, type of events, levels of formality, social calendars, contact registers, invitations, and ways of keeping track. Its purpose is to help get a job done when someone is designated to be a host, hostess, or an executive host by desire, request, or by job description. It identifies options in a way that allows a person to teach, and have them demonstrated by most anyone.
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Community resident on demand etiquette lessons are available.


Harold Almon 
Living Skills and Etiquette Coach 
Director Career Services 
 
Be at Ease School of Etiquette Austin
512-821-2699   


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