The Etiquette Bible: In the Workplace

You've probably heard it before: 'The younger generation can't eat, the older generation can't tweet'. Yet, in a rapidly changing world, these skills are just as important, especially in the professional sphere. It's no wonder that we're yearning for workplace guidelines and contemporary etiquette rules for the multicultural business world. Because no matter how excellent your product is or how many degrees you have, you are still your own calling card. Do you say 'u' or 'jij' to a customer? Is there still such a thing as 'casual Friday' in the office? And how do we eat sushi during a business lunch without being exposed? In The Etiquette Bible for the Workplace, etiquette consultant Brigitte Balfoort provides numerous practical tips, both for the seasoned businessperson and for the recently graduated professional. Brigitte Balfoort is the Flemish authority on etiquette. She trained at the renowned Minding Manners school in London. The journalist is also a royalty expert and contributes to the VTM magazine Royalty, the magazine Royals and has co-written biographies about King Philippe, Queen Mathilde and the queens of Belgium.