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It takes more then high salaries and carparks to keep good staff
With an increasing level of competition, in a growing world economy becoming ever-present, the pressure on staff (particularly management...

Shane Warren
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ETIQUETTE TIP: Chivalry
It is okay to open the door for another colleague, hold their coat; light a cigarette; help carry heavy packages; walk curb side; open...

Shane Warren
1 min read


ETIQUETTE TIP: A Good Team Player Does Not Use Sexist Language
Be non-gender specific with your language - use terms like that person, our administrator, etc. The term "guys" has become unisexual,...

Shane Warren
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Managing the bottom of the line: Generation X - the new workforce
With the majority of baby boomers close to retirement, young Australians, known as Generation X, must now play even a more significant...

Shane Warren
3 min read


ETIQUETTE TIP: Polite Use of Electronic Communicators
Its a given that you only call someone at home if it is urgent and at a reasonable time. Don't send faxes to a home when you know it will...

Shane Warren
1 min read


ETIQUETTE TIP: Electronic Manners - Cellular Phones, Laptop Computers, Beepers, Faxes, Speakerphones
Never intrude on others privacy by using your cellular telephone in a restaurant, during concerts, at the movies, in the theatre, at the...

Shane Warren
1 min read


The Changing Face of the Workplace
Never before has the question posed by the leading US business magazine Fortune have a more apt time: “What’s the difference between a...

Shane Warren
3 min read


ETIQUETTE TIP: Imparting Bad News
When you have bad news to impart do it immediately - it only gets tougher the longer you prolong the task.

Shane Warren
1 min read


ETIQUETTE TIP: Fielding Complaints
Remember every person has a legitimate reason to make their complaint and believe totally what they have to say to be real and valid....

Shane Warren
1 min read


ETIQUETTE TIP: Leaving Messages on Answering Machines, Voice Mail and Other Recording Services
Don't ramble. Be clear and precise in your speech. Provide only the essential information. Leave your name (first and last), company,...

Shane Warren
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