Do you know business etiquette?

What is the correct way to clap your hands? Shake hands, bend over, pick up things, pass things ... what should I do in a specific workplace environment? Yesterday afternoon, the first stop of the Etiquette Institute went into chongqing technology and business university. In the two-hour class, the students found the answers to these common business etiquette knowledge here.

Clap in the right way

Yue Quan, Chairman and Chief Etiquette Lecturer of Chongqing Yasi Etiquette Co., Ltd., is distinguished professor of this etiquette lecture of Technology and Business University. Yue Quan threw a question to everyone: "I don't know if the students found out that your's applause was short. How to clap to make a more consistent sound? "

The audience was silent. More than 100 students crowded together looked at me. I can see that you can't figure out the answer. After a while, a classmate tentatively said, "just clap three times." Yue Quan did not directly show whether his statement was correct, but taught everyone a little skill.

Under the guidance of Yue Quan, the students got up, spread their left palms up and put them on their chests. The right hand catered to the left hand and took a quick shot down. Suddenly, there was a loud applause in the classroom. Everyone wakes up like a dream. It turns out that clapping also has tricks.

Yue Quan, who taught students to applaud, also revealed a little secret. Applause in the right way can speed up the blood circulation in the palm of your hand. Women can have breast enhancement and men can reduce their beer bellies. Her words immediately drew more enthusiastic applause from the audience.

Business etiquette adds points to the workplace.

Why should we learn business etiquette in the workplace? In the next lecture, Yue Quan explained the college students present from three aspects: career planning, self-image building and common business etiquette in the workplace.

"Being familiar with business etiquette in the workplace can add points to your future career," Yue Quan said. In contact with many college graduates, she found that when they were studying at school, they were actually at a loss about their future. They didn't know that besides learning the necessary professional knowledge, they could improve their future career adaptability and competitiveness by supplementing other knowledge. Just like business etiquette, learning how to behave in the workplace, how to treat people and how to say hello can improve one's ability to do things and add color to one's future work and life.