Manners count in business. A new survey on business etiquette finds that bad manners are bad for business, with 75 per cent admitting they have been embarrassed by a colleague's shortcomings in the manners department.Grace Garvey, Irish Times
read full articlePersonal performance is a key element of business performance. Caroline Allen, Sunday Business Post
read full articleGetting in touch with someone by phone is easeir than ever, but it pays not to forget simple courtesy and etiquette when making or receiving that call.Bernice Mulligan, Irish Independent
read full articleThe dynamics of mixing business with pleasure is changing thanks to the emergence of a new phenomenon - work-life balance. John Hearne, Irish Independent
read full articleThe etiquette survey was conducted on the businessetiquette.ie website over the period of a month from the 11th of October to the 11th of November 2006.
read full article2007 should be the year of good manners in Irish Businesses, according to Pamela Fay, managing director of Business Performance Perspectives.Peter Cluskey, Irish Examiner
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