Learn How to Conduct Yourself in Every Conceivable Professional Interaction.
As times change, so do norms of behavior in the office. 301 Smart Answers to Tough Business Etiquette Questions has the answers you need to survive daily life in a professional environment. Following the same popular Q&A format of her bestselling 301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions, Oliver will tell you how to get the job and keep it by navigating all the intricacies of the modern workplace.
Where other etiquette guides evoke images of a stilted and stuffy Victorian tea party, Olivers witty answers to common questions are both engaging and accessible. She believes that etiquette is not a throwback to some bygone age, but has a direct and tangible impact on your career right here and now. Off come the white gloves as she tears away the corporate veil to reveal things they still dont teach at Harvard Business School, such as:
Making a good first impression (and how to fix a bad one!)
How to behave in elevators, airplanes, and supply closets
Surviving cabs, commutes, and coffee shops
Why time is not necessarily money everywhere on the planet
Pre-approved conversational topics from A to Z
Dining rules and regulations for the twenty-first century
What to do when you are suddenly unemployed
Electronic communication
And much more!
As times change, so do norms of behavior in the office. 301 Smart Answers to Tough Business Etiquette Questions has the answers you need to survive daily life in a professional environment. Following the same popular Q&A format of her bestselling 301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions, Oliver will tell you how to get the job and keep it by navigating all the intricacies of the modern workplace.
Where other etiquette guides evoke images of a stilted and stuffy Victorian tea party, Olivers witty answers to common questions are both engaging and accessible. She believes that etiquette is not a throwback to some bygone age, but has a direct and tangible impact on your career right here and now. Off come the white gloves as she tears away the corporate veil to reveal things they still dont teach at Harvard Business School, such as:
Making a good first impression (and how to fix a bad one!)
How to behave in elevators, airplanes, and supply closets
Surviving cabs, commutes, and coffee shops
Why time is not necessarily money everywhere on the planet
Pre-approved conversational topics from A to Z
Dining rules and regulations for the twenty-first century
What to do when you are suddenly unemployed
Electronic communication
And much more!
