i need to know the business etiquette.?
405828
There are lots of books and websites that cover this subject. There are even classes for adults in some areas.\nhttp://www.eticon.com/busetiq.htm\nFor a huge list of websites with more info, see:\nhttp://www.fredonia.edu/business/etiquette/links.htm
33336
You can find all your answers here:\nhttp://www.sba.gov/starting_business/startup/guide.html
93704
Good Morning\nWould you like a free hot cup of coffee?\nIf he says yes then you give him the cup and ask him\nDo you have a cell phone?\nIf he says no then you show him one and ask him\nDo you want one for $9.99? (I don't know the price)\nIf he says yes then you have just sold a phone\nRepeat again\nInvest in a few disposable glasses and bring your coffee machine to you office.\nKeep records of how many cells are you selling before and after this new sales pitch. If it works then ask your boss to start paying you for the glasses and for the coffee.
157495
We bought a great How-To book from ebay written by someone that has been in the business for years. Check it out http://cgi.ebay.com/Food-Concession-Trailer-Booth-Cart-Business-Book_W0QQitemZ7586606362QQcategoryZ25366QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
721059
Never use your feminine wiles to get your way - people wont respect you if you do. \nAlways speak with confidence and look the person directly in the eye when talking to them\n\nIf you set up your own business, then I suggest you start off with an idea and basically work at it from there. It all depends on what you mean by businesswoman?
251599
Try a good book on etiquette. Most contain a section on business. I recommend "Emily Post." She covers approprite clothing for the office; phone manners; inter-office relationships; relaying confidential personal info to a co-worker that you might get inadvertantly when taking phone messages,; all sorts of stuff about etiquette at the workplace. Good luck!
373616
The business etiquette in the middle east is no different than anywhere else in the world… they just don’t like to be rushed into things. You will need to be aware of the customs and if you are going to market your products anywhere in the world, it is a good idea to find a native partner who will help you in just about everything. You can visit their embassies in your country and you will get tons of information. There are lots of foreigners who live and work in the middle east, talk to someone from your own nationality who lived there.\nMeet people from the middle east and try to get to know them, you will be amazed with what you will learn… completely different than what the media had portrayed.
870349
Explain the business.
169269
there is different requirements, depending on what type of business it is.  a good place to start is at a book store, like Barnes&Noble, they should have a book whith guidelines.
357689
Be confident in what you sell first. Keep the product infront of you one whole, stare at it and ask yourself what all you would like to know and get the answer for it. Great a client as soon as they open the door. Dress well. Best of luck.
997302
well that's is a very Important question, to have a professional style when using the phone, you should start by taking a deep breath just before removing the handle  of the phone (before answering),  if you are in business it is best  to say the name of the company in a confident natural voice, ( if u have had a bad day it is best to think of an achievement or a happy thought just before answering). 2nd step is to ask the caller '' how may I help you? '', if the person is asking about a product or service and u don't have past knowledge, it is best to answer '' Could you please hold on? '' ,  in the meantime you can ask anyone of your colleagues/ superiors/ office members- but you should be very care-full not to let the caller wait for long, bec it gives a very unprofessional impression that might effect future business but if it happens DON'T WORRY Just apologize for the delay...\n\nRemember if you smile even if you came out of a heated conversation the caller senses it \n\nBest of Luck....
1085283
Call the owner or manager and tell on the rep. This is highly un-ethical. \n\nSee what you can do to do business with other suppliers.\n\nDon't share customer names when you're getting quotes.
461793
Whatever price the current owner is asking for this business, he should be able to support with accurate financial data.\n\nAsk for the last 12 months of financial statements - Profit and Loss Statements, Balance Sheets, etc. Then pick a few months at random, and ask the owner for the supporting documentation (receipts, bank statements, invoices, check stubs, etc.). You will want to make sure that the financial statements are accurate.\n\nIf the owner of this business is unwilling or unable to provide you with this data, DO NOT BUY THIS BUSINESS.
292422
etiquette\natlanta\ngeorgia
1013206
dont do business with people you dont know..use common sense\n\n\nif you have doubts ..and you obviously do, dont do business with them...
782252
Depending on the amount of time you have you can meet with these people more than once. Have a questionaer for them to fill out. LEt people know ahead of time about doing there part in cleaning the place up and keeping it that way. Have them sign a "will not be a slob" contract.
31692
When at all possible, call your customers by their names.  "And how is  your little daughter, Susie?" will go a long way to creating loyalty.  Little personal touches like photos on display.  Other, more specific ideas would depend on what your business is.  If its a hardware place, encourage customers to bring in before & after photos of their projects for your bulletin board.  If it's a cooking store or groceries store, have a place for people to post recipes, especially for a spotlighted item.  Anything to create a repore (sp?) between you and the customers.\n\nAnd, of course, CUSTOMER SERVICE!  Help them decide between two colors for painting their bedroom.  Special order what they need.  Try to carry a unique product WalMart wouldn't waste shelf space for.  Take the time to teach them to use an item.  \n\nAnd keep prices low, especially on the big items.  Then push the little assesories.  "Don't forget the batteries.  This calls for 4 AAA."