Business Etiquette 101: Social Skills for Success

Master Social Skills in Business & Be More Professional! Improve Confidence, Outfit, Conversation & Networking Skill

Created by: Kara Ronin
Leadership & Soft Skills for Emerging Leaders

What Will I Learn?

• How to be more professional in the workplace.
• How to build relationships, and get clients and coworkers to know, like and trust you.
• How to conquer networking events with strategy, skill and less anxiety (because you know what to do).
• How to interact with business people in an engaging and polished manner.
• How to create an executive outfit (men and women) for a polished, professional brand.
• How to dress for your industry (traditional, creative, or casual).
• How to start, continue and end a conversation.
• How to sound intelligent and competent in business conversations.
• How to manage your online presence and LinkedIn profile.
• Western business etiquette.
• Skills you won’t learn in formal education or business school.

Requirements

• A desire to be more professional in the workplace.
• A desire to build a solid and valuable professional relationships.
• A desire to feel more confident in business situations.
• A desire to be an excellent business person, not just an average one.
• A computer, tablet, or smartphone to watch the videos and headphones for audio.

Target audience

• New graduates who want to be professional from the first day on the job.
• Early-stage professionals (junior to mid-level) who want to become more professional so they can get promoted.
• Senior leaders who want a refresher on how to create an elevated reputation and build strong relationships with coworkers, clients and stakeholders
• People who want to work in the western business world and want to learn western business etiquette so they can assimilate better.
• People who aren’t confident in business situations and want to build up their self-confidence with better social skills.
• People who have received feedback at work that they need to be more professional.
• Professionals who want to understand how people work so they can build better relationships with them in business.
• Entrepreneurs who want to develop their brand, get noticed by and win over potential clients.
• Finance professionals, lawyers, accountants, marketing or advertising professionals, sales people, executive assistants, engineers, entrepreneurs and small business owners.