From College
to
Corporate
First impressions define you and appropriate behavior reinforces that initial impression. Internships offer the chance to really get to know the workings of an organization and possibly secure a permanent job. Being proficient in business etiquette and understanding the need for tact and diplomacy is a good start. Showing sensitivity to others' opinions and knowing what to say and how to say it will prevent damaging a relationship or causing offense. Effective communication and appropriate body language will go a long way to earning respect and trust.
While there is some apprehension about being back in the office after a hiatus of working from home, now is a good time to revisit the protocols of in-person business.
TOPICS COVERED
​
-
Making a Good First Impression
-
Tone & Words
-
Networking Skills
-
Connecting at Business/Social Events
-
Cultural Awareness
-
Earning Respect with Tact & Diplomacy
-
Communicating in a Non-Offensive Manner
-
Effective Body Language & Facial Cues,
-
Email & Cell Phone Etiquette
Working with International clients or traveling abroad is an enriching experience but this also comes with certain challenges. Understanding complex multi-cultural differences and acting on that knowledge will give you a professional edge and the chance to stand out from those without these skills.
