Politicians brand you. So do marketers—and your boss and co-workers. If you don't take control of your brand, you'll be forever stuck with how the world judges you. In this four-module multimedia course, you will learn the must- know etiquette rules to project a polished image and to command respect like a CEO.
Course Outline
Module 1: Deals and Meals: Dining Skills for Today’s Business (62 minutes)
Module 2: Dining Etiquette: Guest and Host Responsibilities (52 minutes)
Module 3: What to Wear: The Business Casual Dress Code (56 minutes)
Module 4: Your Body Talks (43 minutes)
In addition to the highly engaging 4-hour coaching sessions, the course also comes with 20 interactive quizzes and 6-page tip sheet to help you practice what you've learned.
About Our Coach
- Junita Ecker, AICI, CIP, founder and head coach at Professional Image Management, Business Review Columnist
Program Details
- DVD Format: Multimedia DVD, PC DVD Drive Only
- Run Time: 3.6 hours
- DVD Release Date: 1/9/2012
Shipping and Hanlding
- All orders are shipped within 24 - 48 hours Monday through Friday.
- Shipping tracking ids are provided for all USA addresses.
- Please allow 4 - 14 business days for domestic orders; and 3-6 weeks for international orders.
Testimonials
“I really enjoyed the material that was presented. I thought the concepts were great and the material involved real life stories and situations which made it much more interesting.”
- Ashley Leivermann, St. Cloud, Minnesota
“I really liked the courses. They are not only insightful in their discussions but also very practical in providing real life solutions, things that we can act upon to make an immediate difference.”
-Sherry Talbott, Bridgewater, Virginia
"I definitely liked the course. I can see how my postdoctoral students can benefit from these (soft) skills."
- Lisa Kozlowski, Associate Dean for Postdoctoral Affairs and Recruitment, Thomas Jefferson University
“I liked all the business etiquette courses very much. I think they are exactly what I have in mind for our (business) students.”
- Richard Harvey, Dean, Fairmont State University School of Business