Whatever you do, keep your appearance.

A person's clothing is a description of his self-cultivation image, which reflects a person's personality and status. Try to have good facial features, generous hair style, healthy face, natural expression and full of energy, and deal with problems that are unsightly. Don't laugh in public, don't criticize others, and show respect to your superiors and elders.

second, dress etiquette

dress principle: it is in harmony with the environment, and it is suitable for people in different places and at different times. Improper dressing can easily lead to career failure.

follow the TPO principle: time, place and occasion (be conservative when going to work).

male: the three-color principle of a suit: the whole body is limited to three colors; Trinity law: shoes, belts and briefcases are the same color, and black is preferred.

trademarks must be removed, jackets should be worn without ties, and suits should not be matched with white socks. The shirt sleeves are 1 cm longer than the suit sleeves, the shirt collar is 1 cm higher than the suit collar, and there is nothing in the jacket pocket and trousers.

A tie is the soul of a suit, and it can't exceed the belt buckle. When you sit down, unbutton your suit, and when you stand up, button it properly. You can't hang anything on a man's waist.

Some taboos of professional women's dress: avoid being messy, bright, exposed, transparent, short and tight; Avoid black leather skirts, barefoot skirts, and shoes and socks that don't match, and take coordination as the benchmark. If you wear makeup, you'd better make it look like it's there but not there.

Third, eye etiquette

Look at each other when meeting, look at each other when talking, and look around the audience when speaking. Don't concentrate on one part for a long time, don't look at each other up and down, don't hurt people with actions, and avoid condescending.

Fourth, telephone etiquette

Pay attention to the image of the telephone, the other party can hear what you are doing. Answer in time, greet regularly, talk for less than three minutes as far as possible, make external calls to choose working hours, and pick up the phone in the interval when the phone rings. The volume of mobile phone is inversely proportional to the development of status education. Who hangs up first: first, the person with high status hangs up first, second, the boss hangs up first, and third, the masses and customers hang up first.

V. Reception etiquette

1. Courtesy: shake hands, greet and pour tea, so as to be warm and thoughtful. Have a closed question and answer with the guest, and give specific options for the guest to choose.

2. Guidance: the principle of identity equivalence, the inside is higher than the outside, the guest is on the right, the host is on the left, the host is in first and then out, and the guest is last and first out.

VI. Introduction Etiquette

Honorable persons have the priority to know, and whoever the guest looks for will make an introduction and make a counterpart introduction. When shaking hands, the honorable person and the lady reach out first and hold it with the right hand for 3-5 seconds. Do not hold it with the left hand, sitting or wet hands.

7. Applause etiquette

A compliment is worth a thousand dollars. Don't be stingy with your applause.

table manners

the guests raise their glasses with the host, listen carefully to the host's speech, and then start after the host starts, and drink in a clockwise order. When arranging a banquet, don't ask what to eat, ask the other party what not to eat, don't put chopsticks horizontally, print a pink menu in advance, and pay attention to the selection of entertainment music. Pay attention to eating, and the performance at the dinner table is the performance in front of the boss.