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Technical Professionals' Etiquette Training Etiquette for Technical Professionals, IT Etiquette, Etiquette for Engineers

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On Target:  Etiquette for Technical Professionals

Available Formats
  • Half Day
  • One Day
Program Overview

This onsite etiquette program is designed for technical professionals wishing to improve their understanding of business etiquette and office communication. It covers courtesy and professional behavior. Topics include workplace expectations and deportment, appropriate business dress and grooming, audience analysis, verbal communication, telephone etiquette, and office email etiquette.

Program Objectives

At this program's conclusion, participants should be able to:

  • Explain what office etiquette is and why it is important.
  • Describe the importance of business relationships and how to develop and maintain them.
  • Demonstrate the proper use of business cards and handshakes.
  • Describe appropriate office dress.
  • Demonstrate professional use of the telephone in a business environment when answering the phone, transferring a call, placing a caller on hold, and leaving a voicemail message.
  • Explain how and when to use email as a communication tool.
  • Soften blunt communication.
  • Describe the impact of tone, words, and body language on communication.
  • Identify appropriate and inappropriate office dress.

The following outline highlights some of the course's key learning points. As part of your training program, we will modify content as needed to meet your business objectives. Upon request, we will provide you with a copy of the participant materials prior to the session(s).

Course Outline

Formatting the Hard Drive: Identifying Etiquette Errors versus What Should Be Done
This course begins with a fun and fast-paced discussion of basic business behavior. Participants will identify behaviors appropriate for the workplace and those that are unacceptable. This proven approach allows employees to target areas for self and group improvement.

Using Cookies and Establishing Favorites: Developing a Professional Image
and Building a Network
This segment of the program addresses handshakes, business cards, and the importance of networking with internal and external clients and colleagues. By the conclusion of this section, participants should have a clear idea of how to present themselves appropriately and how to nurture relationships for better business results.

Avoiding Crossed Wires: Testing Your Telephone Etiquette
The telephone is a ubiquitous office fixture; however, it is often misused and abused. This component of the course explores basic telephone etiquette and the nitty-gritty rules for using cell phones and PDAs.

Managing Mail: Understanding the Essentials of Email Etiquette
Email is a wonderful convenience when used correctly. Unfortunately, many people misuse and abuse the ability to send electronic messages. In this part of the program, participants will look at when to use email, proper email etiquette, and what to do when and if email gets out of control.

Upgrading Your System: Planning Messages
While good communication has a lot to do with basic etiquette, even the best manners will not make up for poor planning of messages. This segment of the program reviews the process of planning messages and conducting an audience analysis. By its conclusion, participants should have a clear understanding of how to position their communications. Topics include knowing the audience, crafting the message, choosing the words, establishing the appropriate tone, and managing non-verbal signals.

Packaging Your Program: Choosing the Right Clothes
Great business etiquette includes packaging messages and packaging their senders. This final segment of the program reviews how wardrobe can affect perceptions of professionalism.  If requested, the client's dress code can be incorporated into this portion of the course.

Upon completion of the training, participants will have an understanding of what it takes to be professional beyond possessing technical expertise.

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