Dear Citehrians, One more PPT to my boquet off PPTs on various etiquettes. I hope it helps you. Regards, Colonel Jude:icon1::icon6::o
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Thank You Jude Sure is useful.........could have gone in for more details like talking/using finger bowl/ calling waiter/ paying bill etc. Good keep on
From India, Madras
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From India, Madras
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thanks for the contribution. will be helpful for those who dine with people from different cultures, those who frequently travel to other countries. good one.
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Hey, this is a really nice presentation. It is helpful for everyone. We had a training program on client interaction for the business development team. During that time, we added a section on table layout and dining etiquettes. Now, I can use this PowerPoint for reference.
Thank you.
With warm regards,
Snehal Nikam
From India, Pune
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Thank you.
With warm regards,
Snehal Nikam
From India, Pune
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Dear Mr Sharma, please visit my page I have uploaded a No. of PPTs on etiquettes -Office, E Mail, telephone, Business card, greeting one another etc. Regards, Col Jude
From India, Bangalore
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Dear All,
In reference to the PPT on Dining Etiquette, I went the other day to a 4* Hotel next door during lunch. It was a buffet. There were a group of three young IT professionals who were devouring their food as if there were no tomorrow and messing up not only their table but also the layout, so much so that they were politely ticked off by the Hotel Management.
I strongly feel that taking an Etiquette course will definitely benefit all who aspire to grow wholesomely in their careers!
Any comments?
Regards,
Colonel Jude Mayne
From India, Bangalore
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In reference to the PPT on Dining Etiquette, I went the other day to a 4* Hotel next door during lunch. It was a buffet. There were a group of three young IT professionals who were devouring their food as if there were no tomorrow and messing up not only their table but also the layout, so much so that they were politely ticked off by the Hotel Management.
I strongly feel that taking an Etiquette course will definitely benefit all who aspire to grow wholesomely in their careers!
Any comments?
Regards,
Colonel Jude Mayne
From India, Bangalore
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