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Editorial Reviews
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This book tells executives (and others) how to behave in business situations. Baldrige discusses traditional points of etiquette (e.g., making introductions and using proper forms of address), but also gives guidelines for other types of behavior, such as dressing appropriately and planning a meeting. The result is a comprehensive handbook on business manners which combines protocol with common sense. Baldrige, who revised The Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette and who served as Jacqueline Kennedy's chief of staff, writes in clear and entertaining fashion. This useful book deserves a place in most business and etiquette collections. Wendy Allex, Central Arkansas Lib. System, Little Rock
Copyright 1985 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Review
Ann LandersLetitia Baldrige...the premiere authority on etiquette in America today...whose books are considered gospel.
Executive Book SummariesWho should read this book? Anyone who mingles with other people.
Henry Kaufmaninternationally renowned economist and financial advisorEssential for all who aspire to move up the ladder...especially today, when business relations are more intricate and involve people not just on the local but the international level.
American BooksellerThe first complete guide to manners at work shows people and companies how to perform flawlessly in every business situation.
TimeAmerica's leading arbiter of manners.
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This book tells executives (and others) how to behave in business situations. Baldrige discusses traditional points of etiquette (e.g., making introductions and using proper forms of address), but also gives guidelines for other types of behavior, such as dressing appropriately and planning a meeting. The result is a comprehensive handbook on business manners which combines protocol with common sense. Baldrige, who revised The Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette and who served as Jacqueline Kennedy's chief of staff, writes in clear and entertaining fashion. This useful book deserves a place in most business and etiquette collections. Wendy Allex, Central Arkansas Lib. System, Little Rock
Copyright 1985 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Review
Ann LandersLetitia Baldrige...the premiere authority on etiquette in America today...whose books are considered gospel.
Executive Book SummariesWho should read this book? Anyone who mingles with other people.
Henry Kaufmaninternationally renowned economist and financial advisorEssential for all who aspire to move up the ladder...especially today, when business relations are more intricate and involve people not just on the local but the international level.
American BooksellerThe first complete guide to manners at work shows people and companies how to perform flawlessly in every business situation.
TimeAmerica's leading arbiter of manners.
See all Editorial Reviews
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