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CBP Program – Business Etiquette

CBP Program – Business Etiquette. Module 1: Introduction to Business Etiquette. Module 1: Introduction to Business Etiquette. Objectives: Explain what Business Etiquette is Describe the basics of etiquette practice Describe the foundation values for developing a culture of excellence

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CBP Program – Business Etiquette

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  1. CBP Program – Business Etiquette Module 1: Introduction to Business Etiquette

  2. Module 1: Introduction to Business Etiquette Objectives: • Explain what Business Etiquette is • Describe the basics of etiquette practice • Describe the foundation values for developing a culture of excellence • Note the principles of exceptional Work Behavior • Discuss the role of good manners in business • Using words that demonstrate proper etiquette

  3. Introduction Business Etiquette (B.E.) represents rules of behavior that have evolved over time that guide the way we interact. It is based on a rational and deep respect for others, and should be an organization-wide culture. Business Etiquette is NOT pretentious or false.

  4. The ABC’s of Etiquette The Etiquette business blocks are:

  5. The ABC’s of Etiquette continued… Some etiquette basics include: • Respecting and adhering to cultural norms • Displaying exceptional work behaviors • Practicing good table manners • Practicing good telephone etiquette • Meeting and greeting persons in a business environment appropriately

  6. Developing a Culture of Excellence Effective B.E. practices are not simply what we do in the workplace, but also what we do in our daily lives. B.E. is dynamic, but the values on which they are built upon are lasting. The following are the foundation values for developing a culture of excellence: • Your Best • Respect Yourself and Others • Humility • Honesty and Integrity • Kindness • Have Fun

  7. Principles of Exceptional Work Behavior • Exceptional work behaviors are what stand out in a workplace. • Excellent work behavior takes effort and can be developed if training is provided. The Principles of Exceptional Work Behavior: • Behavior that is knowledgeable and results oriented • Behavior that is directed towards active listening • Behavior that is consistent • Behavior that is approachable and accessible in nature • Behavior that honors commitment • Behavior that is honest • Behavior that practices social skills

  8. What is the role of Good Manners in Business? • Customer expect good manners of business and social interactions. • Good manners are important to the survival of any organization. *Read the case on page 14, and be ready for the discussion that follows…

  9. May I Always ask our customer’s permission as a sign of respect…do not order them to do an action. Example: “You will need to sign here, so we can deliver your replacement.” “May I ask you to sign here so we can deliver your replacement. Please Assigns a measure of control and value to the customer Example: “Can I get your name?” “May I please have your name?” Enduring Words The words we choose in communication should convey feelings of importance, values, and respect.

  10. Thank you Serves as a perfect conclusion to a fulfilled request or question. Example: “Your replacement will be delivered today.” “Thank you for signing, your replacement will be delivered today. The Close Close your conversations by expressing your desire to serve and satisfy Example: “Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to serve you. Let me know if there is anything else that I can do for you.” Enduring Words continued… Always keep a pleasant, positive outlook when communicating!

  11. Holding the Door Open Traditionally, men would hold the door open for women. The modern protocol is – whoever gets to the door first holds it open. When in doubt ask, “May I get the door open for you?” Holding the door open for someone ascribes a degree of prominence, so you should hold the door open for your boss Also, hold the door open for someone who is carrying lots of things The Elevator Whoever gets to the elevator presses the button and goes inside first. You should then select your floor, and go to the BACK of the elevator. If the elevator is crowded, ask someone to select the floor for you. Avoid squeezing into an elevator that is already full. Examples of Common Courtesies in the Workplace:

  12. Exercise Have some fun and turn to page 18 and try to answer the questions on page 18. …and that’s what the CBP – Customer Etiquette is about!

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