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May 18th, 2007 @ 9:11 am
Etiquette coach Syndi Seid explains how to host a business lunch, from extending the invitation to the appropriate seating arrangements. You’ll also find out when it’s ok to bring up the topic of business and what to do after the lunch.
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I really liked this short video clip on hosting a business lunch. Syndi, our hostess, gave us great basic tips that are easy to remember. Thanks, Karen
shouse12@...
Great video clip. The appreciation section stated to send a thank you note. My question is- in this techno-era, is it ok to send a thankyou email if the lunch was with an internal colleague? I would say a personal handwritten with an external person, but inside the organization is specifically my question.
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