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Society
Etiquette
Although
some people still shrug off proper etiquette as passé
or old fashioned, observing proper codes of etiquette actually
allows you to relax at social functions where formal behavior
is expected.
Of course, you won't want to stand on ceremony while enjoying
a night out with friends, but even in less formal settings
proper etiquette comes in handy. Think about meeting your
fiance's parents for the first time, or wanting to impress
the boss at a company picnic!
Just
up ahead, check out specific guides to how to set a dinner
table, send a wedding gift, give party toasts, and more
with top etiquette guides around the
Web with everything else you ever wanted to know
from walking the family dog to sending a note of sympathy
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More
about etiquette around the Web:
Emily
Post.com - The bible of social and business etiquette
with tips on job interviews, office behavior, advice on weddings
and marriage proposals, how to teach proper manners to kids
and teens, with more on etiquette for everyday.
Wedding
Etiquette - The complete guide to who pays for what,
including the formal responsibilities of the parents, best
man and maid of honor, advice on traditional wedding dances,
a guide to wedding hall tipping, and how to write a wedding
thank you note.
Funeral
Etiquette - Dozens of visitor-submitted tips including
how to behave and what to wear, write a note of sympathy,
and related advice from eHow.com.
The
Ultimate Office Etiquette Guide - Irreverent though
right-on guide to how to behave at the office with tips on
dealing with colleagues, attending offsites and parties, plus
a good array of visitor comments.
Kid
etiquette guides - Very bookmarkable directory of
related resources with tips on teaching table manners, good
sportsmanship, socializing with other kids, anger management,
how to make learning manners fun and more.
Dog
Walking Etiquette - Proper behavior for you and Fido
including tips on controlling and heeling your dog, scooping
the poop, interacting with other pet owners, and related advice.
Golf
Etiquette - Safety rules, distractions, pace of play,
care of the course, and more with related animations from
the USGA.
also
see -> Say
Thank You for the Interview
How
to Deal with Annoying Coworkers
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