As a business etiquette expert, I've spent years studying the nuances of professional conduct in various settings. Here's a comprehensive guide to business etiquette:


1. Punctuality: Always arrive on time for meetings and appointments. It shows respect for others' time.

2. Dress Code: Dress appropriately for your industry and the occasion. This can range from business formal to business casual.

3. Communication: Use clear and professional language in both written and verbal communication. Avoid jargon or slang that may not be understood by everyone.

4. Body Language: Maintain good eye contact and a firm handshake. Your posture should be confident but not aggressive.

5. Respect for Privacy: Do not inquire about personal matters unless the other person brings them up.

6. Gift Giving: If you choose to give gifts, they should be professional and not overly personal or expensive.
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餐桌礼仪 (Table Manners): When dining with colleagues or clients, be aware of proper table manners. Use utensils correctly and avoid discussing business until after the meal.
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Networking: At networking events, be approachable and engage in small talk before diving into business discussions.
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Digital Etiquette: Be mindful of your digital footprint and how you represent yourself online.
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Meeting Etiquette: During meetings, be an active listener, avoid interruptions, and keep your phone on silent.

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