Whether you’re dining with peers at a convention or meeting with a vendor, lunch etiquette can keep you from marring your image with a faux pas. Here are five
etiquette rules for business meals, according to Robin Jay, author of
The Art of the Business Lunch:
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Give co-workers what they really need by listening, rather than advising.
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Improve rapport with others by thinking of small talk as a picture frame around business conversations.
Welcome new hires by taking their pictures and posting them in a high-traffic area.
Help a colleague reach his or her goals by letting the person know you care.
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