It’s that time of year for carving pumpkins, and for our ghosts and goblins to go trick or treating. As Halloween approaches, consider these modern manners tips: Safety: Younger children should wear reflective and light-up glow gear; and be accompanied by parents or a designated chaperone. Older children should trick or treat as [...]
From your first tweet three years ago to your original Facebook profile picture, social media matters, especially to job seekers.
May and June are the months of college, high school, nursing, trade school, and university commencements. Let us help answer your puzzling ponderings about how to be gracious during the graduation gift giving season.
Do’s and Don’ts of work event etiquette to help you enjoy the night and find a balance between personal and professional behavior.
Among the many holiday customs we observe in the U.S., one is spending up a storm. This holiday season, U.S. consumers spent a reported $12.93 billion on Black Friday, and $16.2 billion on Small Business Saturday. On Cyber Monday 2015, a record $3.07 billion was spent online. But there’s another custom to factor into your holiday budget: tipping.
With the start of the holidays comes the slew of holiday business parties.
Last week I was fortunate to attend a lovely gala for the Westlake Chamber of Commerce at the Austin Country Club. I must admit, part of the fun was in the weeks leading up to the gala, when I was asked several questions regarding gala etiquette. Below are [...]
