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Dining Etiquette

Dining etiquette and table manners are crucial for success.

As we have become a society of ‘Casual Fridays’ many people become casual in many other aspects also, like table manners. Many times in being casual, people end up being rude to coworkers or even customers and this could have long term impact to your success.

On the other hand some people have never had someone go over the skills of proper dining etiquette, so that’s where this series comes in. Over the next 16 (yes 16!) weeks a different part of dining etiquette will be covered. We’ll go over every component of the meal. And breaking it down to small chunks of information might seem a little much. However, if some parts are new information for you, little chunks will make it easier to become part of your normal routine.

I guarantee you that if you start using more of these skills in a business (and social) setting, people will notice your table manners. And that’s a great way to stand out from the crowd!

Check out the video below, so you can get an idea of the various parts of dining etiquette we’ll be covering over the coming weeks.

Thanks for reading -- Theresa


This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series - Dining Etiquette Basics

You might also like to read:

  1. Dining Etiquette – Table Manners
  2. Business Etiquette: 4 Key Cultural Basics
  3. Dining Etiquette – European vs. American Dining Style
  4. Dining Etiquette – The Invitation
  5. Basic Dining Etiquette – Using Utensils

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