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Etiquette
The 10 Restaurant Secrets Industry Insiders Want You to Know
By Rachel E. Greenspan
Don’t Make These Travel Etiquette Mistakes the Next Time You Fly
By Celine Hacobian
The Secrets to Being a Great Hotel Guest—And Having the Best Possible Stay
By Celine Hacobian
A Heinous Mistake With Jam on a Scone Spreads Outrage in England
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February 11, 2016
8 Phone Etiquette Rules Every Professional Should Know
Let the other person know when they're on speaker phone
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October 15, 2015
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Ask yourself 3 simple questions
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Take the time of each person into account
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Keep a pile of templates and snippets for all-star emails
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14 Pieces of Practical Dating Advice From My 85-Year-Old Grandmother
"Even though I married at 21, I think it’s alright to wait, especially in today’s dating world"
By Charlee Dyroff / xoJane
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How To Explain the Point of Manners to Modern Kids
It's not about rules
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10 Rules to Follow Before Giving a Speech
Never speak before the main course in a dinner speech
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6 Rules for 'Happy Birthday' Etiquette in the Age of Facebook
An Emily Post–worthy guide to navigating today's pitfalls in wishing your nearest and dearest a happy birthday.
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March 23, 2015
Want to Keep Your Employees and Coworkers Happy? Say 'Thank You' Today
A gold watch won't cut it anymore. Employees want recognition, and they want it from all levels.
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March 11, 2015
8 Ways to Get People to Listen to You
Explain why it is important to you and worthwhile for them
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March 6, 2015
How to Slow Down Your Thought Process
Take your time and focus on the other person
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February 9, 2015
When I Tried to Help a Blind Man, He (Rightfully) Put Me in My Place
My intentions were pure, but the execution was desperately pathetic
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Try to listen, no matter how hard
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How Not To Be an Entitled Millennial at Work
What's that? You want to know what silently enrages me?
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January 22, 2015
Parents Who Take Their Kids on Planes Don't Owe Anyone an Apology
An airplane is not an opera, and there can be no expectation of silence
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NYC Isn't Very Nice to What It Doesn't Understand
Say what you want about the South, but this wasn’t an issue at home
By xoJane
January 9, 2015
Why I'm Over the Size Acceptance Movement
What exactly does SA 201 look like? I’m not sure because none of the loudest voices in the movement focus on that
By xoJane
January 5, 2015
Improve Your Patience By Making This One Change
"I stopped fussing over the way things should be and just dealt with the way they are"
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These are the five most common bad behaviors people fall for in the heat of an argument
By Dr. Sebastian Bailey
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Here’s the Secret to Communicating With Irrational, Angry or Crazy People
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Keep it short and sweet
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Even If the Salvation Army Is Homophobic, Can We Please Leave the Bellringers Alone?
When I read about folks hassling the bell ringers over Salvation Army policies, it's hard not to think of it as a form of bullying
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I Have PTSD, and It's Not a Joke
I’ve been struggling with this illness for more than half my life now, and I can assure you: it’s not funny
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'Man Spreaders,' There's No Excuse for Not Closing Your Legs on the Subway
All you jerks with wide stances are breaking the social contract that we need to abide by in New York City
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This Is How You Should Handle Criticism
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November 13, 2014
The Thank You Note Isn't Dead
You should break out the pens for thank you notes. So retro, right?
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November 10, 2014
How to Respond to a Fat Joke Made About You
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Yes, I Bring My Poor Children Trick-or-Treating in Your Rich Neighborhood
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How To Act Around Someone Who Was Just Diagnosed With Cancer
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October 17, 2014
The One Thing Everyone Should Do After an Apology
Taking the extra step to ask for forgiveness achieves reconciliation and resolution
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October 16, 2014
Every Time I Take My Baby Outside Somebody Yells at Me
Here I was, a new mom, and I had apparently made a serious, baby-killing mistake
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The dated custom of avoiding it in September is no longer in fashion
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"Rude" Is the New #1 Song — But Is It Really About Being Rude?
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