Detailed Reception Etiquette In Workplace Etiquette

As a professional person, company etiquette is not only for every employee to have a decent appearance, attitude and standard behavior, but also needs a good mental outlook.

Please remember that the image of employees represents our corporate image, and more importantly, no etiquette, no career success.

Introduction of etiquette matters needing attention

1, when introducing, you should not only refer to people, but to palm upward, thumb slightly open, fingertips upward.

2, the presenter should face each other.

After the introduction, shake hands with each other, such as: Hello! Nice to meet you!

3, avoid excessive praise for someone, especially women.

4. When sitting, you should stand up except those with high positions, elders and ladies.

But there is no need to stand up in meetings or banquets.

Reception etiquette

First, the order of business cards.

from the near to the far

From humble to humble

Two. Business card submission

Stand up, hands or right handed.

Do not introduce yourself too tall.

Do not clip your fingers to each other, and give them to the other side.

Stand up, move forward, read your hands or your right hand.

Reception etiquette

Four. Business card collection

The left pocket of the shirt or the inside pocket of the suit.

Don't bulge your pockets by placing business cards.

Don't put your business card in your pants pocket.

Reception etiquette - handshake etiquette

1. Pay attention to your hands.

The order of handshake -- the principle of "three priority"

1, senior citizens priority

2. Ladies first

3. High position is preferred.

Taboo of handshake etiquette

When you shake hands, hold something in your left hand or put it in your pocket.

Not competing in order

You can't wear sunglasses, you can't wear your hat, you can't wear gloves.

Men wear gloves (women wear thin gloves for social occasions).

Dai Mojing (except for eye diseases or eye defects)

Shake hands with the opposite sex with your left hand or with your hands.

Cross handshake (shake hands with westerners as cross, disrespect)

Pull, push or go up or down.

Long winded, overbearing and overly polite

Holding fingertips or just passing fingertips.

Hand dirty, wet, rub on the spot.

Half hearted, expressionless, wandering or on the sidelines.