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WorksheetsBusiness Etiquette
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 2hrs 4mins
True or False: Having Business Etiquette shows respect and helps differentiate you from others in a competitive situation.
True
False
True or False: Phone Etiquette is an important type of Business Etiquette.
True
False
Business Etiquette...
Modifies distracting behaviors and develops admired conduct
Honors commitment to excellence and quality
Enables you to be confident in a variety of settings with a variety of people
All of the above
For meeting Etiquette which one of these would be ok to do?
Use swear words and vulgar references just now and then
Leave your cell phone on because you are expecting and emergency call.
Be on time
Sit with poor posture
The rules of good workplace manners
For example: Listening without interrupting the speaker.
Manners
Business Etiquette
Ethics
Code
A professional email requires which of the following? (check all that apply)
Signature
A lengthy body paragraph
Greeting
A subject line
ALL CAPS
What is true about social media in regards to business etiquette?
Employers can and will look up your social media profiles
What you post on social media can effect whether you are hired for a position or let go from a position
You should never post anything incriminating or inappropriate
All of the above
_____________ is the most common form of communication for most businesses today
Letters
Texting
Which of the following is NOT a basic communication skill?
Speaking
Texting
Listening
Writing
True or False: How we sit, stand, and use facial expressions all send nonverbal messages.
True
False
It is important to know when it is okay to socialize. the following situations are examples of times when it is okay to socialize at work. One example does NOT belong in the list. Which one?
During breaks
Waiting for a meeting to start
When you see a coworker working at his or her desk
Passing someone in the hall
Which of the following is NOT a quality of collaboration?
Respect
Openness
Honesty
Inconsistency
A subject line should...(check all that apply)
be blank
briefly identify what is in the content of the email
be descriptive and clear
use 1 word
Using all CAPS in your writing is the same as...
shouting
talking normally
whispering
none of the above
What is BCC?
Block Carbon Copy
Blind Carbon Copy
Black Carbon Copy
Binding Carbon Copy
When someone is on a BCC, this prevents...
others from knowing they are on the email chain.
the person from receiving Reply All responses
others from accessing their email address.
All of the above
True or False: It's okay to leave the subject line of an email blank.
True
False
What is Business Etiquette?
You are free to say whatever you want as long as you are comfortable, regardless of how your partner feels.
TRUE
FALSE
Throughout the lesson, use the spoon or some other utensil from outside to inside.
TRUE
FALSE
When you have arrived, place all of your personal belongings on the table.
TRUE
FALSE
If you order and eat soup, you are free to slurp as much as you like.
TRUE
FALSE
Knowing the rules and being respectful, is one of the most effective ways to win your partner's heart in business.
TRUE
FALSE
To make it easier to eat and engage in conversation with your partner, avoid cutting your food too large.
TRUE
FALSE
When you have finished dining, just leave your chair without returning it to its original location.
TRUE
FALSE
It is fine to order food that you have not eaten before and that is tough to consume, even though it is messy.
TRUE
FALSE
It is important to first learn about the backgrounds of most of the table's guests.
TRUE
FALSE
If you do not like the meal, it is fine not to complain to the host or server.
TRUE
FALSE
When preparing for a college/job interview, the interviewer is not the only one who should ask questions. How many questions should you, the interviewee, have prepared?
5-10 questions
exactly 5 questions
3-5 questions
1-2 questions
This part of your résumé explains how your skills & experience would benefit you in the job/college that you are applying for:
objective
experience
skills
heading
It is important to show the employer/interviewer that you are:
more than qualified
engaged in the interview process (body language)
not overly eager for the position
wearing cologne or perfume
During an interview, make sure you do this with each person in the room:
make eye contact
ask each person a different question
tell a joke
give a soft handshake
Which avenue is most frequently used to research a college or a company?
phone call
visit to the college or company
the website
the phone book
If you need to leave a message when returning a call to an employer, then what should you do & say in the voice message?
speak clearly and leave your phone number
do not leave a message; just keep calling back until you reach someone
reiterate why you are a perfect fit for the job
speak clearly and leave your email address
Thank-you letters should be sent out within _____of the interview.
one week
one month
one day
a few days
All of the following are important to do after an interview except:
write a thank-you email
alert references
request a second interview
jot down important notes
Which of the following is a useful tip for college interviews?
Talk about every one of your extracurricular activities
Mention the other colleges you've applied to
Keep the interview focused on your test scores & grades
Highlight extracurricular activities that have made a significant impact on you or your community
Always ask for ______from each person who interviews you.
a business card
personal feedback
professional feedback
a reference
If you offer your cell phone number to a potential employer, then make sure your voicemail has a ______ greeting.
catchy
musical
standard
funny
You should always arrive at least _____minutes early for an interview.
5
10
15
30
A more formal or conservative work environment usually requires which type of clothing?
uniforms
street wear
business casual attire
business attire
If you're unsure of what to wear for an interview, it might be a good idea to call the:
interviewer
company's human resources department
company's help desk
owner of the company
