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How To: Have Proper Table Manners Been invited to a business lunch or a dinner party? Here are five quick tips to make a better impression on your host and fellow guests alike -- and avoid looking like a boorish etiquette freak. |
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How To Impress At Business Cocktails The cocktail party is a business activity that you'll have to perform many times in your career. Knowing how to behave will be your key to success in your business environment. Read on to get the lowdown on cocktail party etiquette. |
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