Good
manners are like a road map for society. According
to Harvey Mackay, author of Swim with the Sharks,
"They (good manners) help us navigate tough
situations. We don't have to backtrack because
we haven't taken wrong turns. We will reach our
destination without the road rage. Good manners
are free, but they are also priceless."
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Front-line
professionals reflect directly on the bottom line of a business.
Companies are recognizing that etiquette and protocol knowledge
is a form of business intelligence. This has created an unprecedented
demand for expert guidance on matters of business etiquette,
international protocol and dining skills. In fact, soft skills
are so important in the workplace, a survey by two University
of Massachusetts economists found that 86 percent of employers
consider them to be among their most important hiring criteria.
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