Manners Matter

What should you do when dining with people?

• Prop your elbows on the table while eating.

• Hold utensils correctly to eat.

• Cut your food into many pieces at a time.

• Crouch over the table to get the meal you want.

It is proper to....

• chew your food with your mouth closed.

• use the napkin.

• swallow the food first, then sip your drink afterwards.

• all of the above.

At workplace, you have to remember to

• show up at anytime you want.

• intrude your coworkers space.

• filter your speech when talking to others.

• wear anything that fits your fashion preference.

Which one is not a problem to do at your workplace?

• use harsh words.

• ask many personal questions to your coworkers.

• sit at your coworkers table almost all the time.

• offer to treat your coworker to lunch.

When travelling, you should

• do as you please like you are in your own country.

• learn something about the country you're visiting beforehand.

• expect the locals of the country to give special treatment to you.

• ask the locals in a cocky manner if you need help.

The things that you should not do is

• say loudly the taste of the local food is awful in a restaurant.

• give out controversial opinions you have on the country.

• stay far away from the tourist attraction places alone.

• all of the above.

Good social etiquette is when you

• stay over at the place you're uninvited for a long time.

• ask someone you barely know personal questions like marriage.

• delay paying the money you borrow from a friend.

• respect different shades of opinions when having a conversation.

During a meeting, please

• allow other people to present their agenda.

• hinder others from involving in the discussion.

• put your phone on full volume if there's a call coming.

• sneak in snacks.

When you talk over the phone, you should

• prolonged your call even if has passed dinner time.

• hold your call and leave the person you're talking to on hang.

• put your phone on speaker while talking about personal stuffs.

• end your call properly with a greeting.

Etiquette teaches you

• only about your personal surrounding.

• about you and only your work place.

• every single situation you are most likely to go through.

• about professional situation only.