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| Martin: Garden walk etiquette (Midland Daily News) |
| Growing up in rural farming communities throughout western Michigan, you might not think that I would even consider writing an article on etiquette. Yes even we country folk have social codes of behavior. I grew up knowing that the proper way of eating corn on the cob was like a typewriter and not like a rolling log. Cutting your toenails should be done in the bathroom and not in the living ... |
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| Avoid Offending By Learning Foreign Etiquette (Hartford Courant) |
| Americans aren't always greeted with open arms when traveling abroad. That could be because open arms aren't polite in that particular country, or it could be that we're perceived as louts and the people there don't want to hug us. It's your mission to find out. |
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| Global Etiquette Training (New York Times) |
| Even globetrotting CEOs occasionally need to brush up on old-fashioned etiquette -- especially when it comes to unfamiliar customs in foreign markets. Next month, the Protocol School of Washington is offering an etiquette overview for corporate professionals, focusing on the skills required for overseeing a successful cross-cultural business. The roster of topics includes everything from casual ... |
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