Host Syndi Seid guides you through the art of business dining, from when your napkin should be placed in your lap to which way the bread basket should be passed.
Length: 00:03:30
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May 18th, 2007 @ 9:22 am
Host Syndi Seid guides you through the art of business dining, from when your napkin should be placed in your lap to which way the bread basket should be passed.
Length: 00:03:30
Other videos in The Business of Etiquette series:
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cookc33
Helpful tips for dining etiquette. Good refresher!
ddruckma
Not bad at all. The bread and drinks trick is a good one however Syndi forgot to mention that the napkin should be placed on the knees from right to left.
trentonb
I am an American living in Germany. I still am very active in business and social organizations with both, various Europeans, and Americans living abroad.
My interest is in proper greetings in various events as it pertains to sex, age, culture and status.
I have lived in Germany for over 30 years now and have always had a problem with the proper use of the familiar and formal tense in the language.
Now I see that more and more Americans and Europeans are using the cheek kiss as a greeting. I could have lived just fine with handshakes, but I get the impression that people, in some situations see this as offish and maybe a little condescending.
What do you think?
Trenton Browne
rashmi.mehrotra@...
same dilemma here too..
rashmi.mehrotra@...
excellent session by Syndie. Only one thing I missed - how to place your fork &
knife back on your plate - during the meal and when you are finished.
-Sanjay (India)
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