The 7 Pillars of Business Phone Etiquette

Written by Neil Payne


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Good business phone etiquette demands professionalism at all times. When speaking to someone you do not know avoid informal speech or personal questions. Once a relationship has been built it is considered polite to enquire about weekends, children or other non-sensitive personal matters.

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Be patient. Demonstrating good business etiquette relies on your staying calm, cool and collected under pressure or when facing a testing situation. Your ability to stay patient earns respect and avoids rash actions or decisions.

Although there is much more to business phone etiquette thanrepparttar 103982 above 7 P’s you will find they can go a long way in contributing to an improved understanding of how to userepparttar 103983 phone effectively inrepparttar 103984 business world.

Neil Payne is Director of http://www.kwintessential.co.uk


Business Etiquette

Written by Neil Payne


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Sensitivity

Sensitivity and consideration underlie all good business etiquette. Being prepared for foreign ways and methods and responding thoughtfully is achieved through experience and business etiquette know-how. By avoiding misunderstandings and misinterpretations through business etiquette you lay foundations for a strong business relationship.

Diplomacy

Avoiding thoughtless words and actions protects you from negative consequences. Impulse often leads a business person astray. Business etiquette encouragesrepparttar careful thought ofrepparttar 103977 interests of others and choosing acceptable forms of expression.

Appearance

Dressing appropriately, standing and sitting inrepparttar 103978 right place atrepparttar 103979 right time, good posture and looking physically presentable are all elements in making a good impression. Business etiquette teaches you how to suitably present yourself and what to avoid.

Analysing, understanding and implementingrepparttar 103980 above will help you recognise what business etiquette is and how it should be employed withinrepparttar 103981 business world.

Forrepparttar 103982 international business person business, etiquette acts as a key. It locksrepparttar 103983 doors of poor communication and misunderstandings and opens doors to successful business relationships.

For more information visit http://www.kwintessential.co.uk

Neil Payne is Director of http://www.kwintessential.co.uk


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