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If you show up to work every day with a wrinkled shirt, uncombed hair or dirty fingernails, it will be noticed. Who do you think your supervisor is going to choose to represent the company on a business trip or in a meeting? The person wearing sneakers and T-shirt, or a co-worker who always shows up for work with well-groomed features and freshly ironed clothes? The greeting. Pay attention to your appearance. Be on time. Pay attention. .
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Your desk or cubicle should be an extension of yourself. If it's messy and cluttered, you'll probably have difficulty locating necessary items. In addition, your colleagues will not regard you in a favourable light due to the untidiness of your workspace. The greeting. Pay attention to your appearance. Telephone etiquette. Keep your desk tidy. .
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If you're late on a regular basis, people notice. If you have trouble leaving the house on time, or seem to always be missing connections, perhaps you should wake up earlier to remedy the situation. The same is true for business meetings. It is never a good idea to arrive late for a business meeting. Pay attention to your appearance. Be on time. Pay attention. Telephone etiquette. .
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There's a saying, "you never get a second chance to make a good first impression." When meeting people for the first time, it's good practice to use eye contact and a firm handshake and tell the other person how nice it is to meet him or her. If you already know the person, but others in your environment don't, it's necessary to make the proper introductions. Pay attention to your appearance. Telephone etiquette. Pay attention. The greeting. .
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Whether in a meeting, on the phone or sitting in a co-worker's office, pay attention. It's bad manners to be caught with your mind wandering or to have no clue as to what actually took place. Be a good listener and take notes. Don't interrupt unless you absolutely have to. Pay attention to your appearance. Be on time. Pay attention. Telephone etiquette. .
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Just as they would resent someone who's constantly late, co-workers also have issues with those who spend most of their time on personal phone calls. Not only are they disruptive, but it's unfair to have pleasant chats while those around you are working. It's a good idea to keep personal phone calls to a minimum and to keep cell phones turned off during business hours. Pay attention to your appearance. Be on time. Pay attention. Telephone etiquette. .
Matching exercise. You should have your feet flat on the floor. Make sure your forearms and hands are in a straight line. Your lower back should be supported. Your screen should be positioned to avoid reflected glare. You should have your thighs tilted slightly. Make sure the top of the screen is at or slightly below eye level.
Smoking isn't allowed at school.
You ___ (mustn't / don't have to) smoke at school. mustn't don't have to.
It's not necessary to pick me up.
You ___ (have to / don't have to) pick me up. have to don't have to.
We were forced to leave after we paid our bill.
They ___ (had to / didn't need to) leave after they paid their bill. had to didn't need to.
The instructions tell you to shake the bottle before using the product.
You ___ (must / needn't) shake the bottle before using the product. must needn't.
You can pay either by credit card or you can send us a check.
You ___ (mustn't / don't have to) send them a check. mustn't don't have to.
You can carry your ID with you if you want, but it's not necessary.
You ___ (don't need to / mustn't) carry your ID with you. don't need to mustn't.
Sam can't go out tonight. He ___ look after his nephew. has to had to hasn't to don't have to.
She didn't have enough sugar, so she ___ borrow some from her neighbour. has to had to have to don't have to.
It's snowing, but luckily we ___ go out today. don't have to have to had to hadn't.
To start the TV you ___ press the power button. had to have to don't have to hadn't.
Daisy worked last weekend, but I ___. have to didn't have to don't have to had to.
... you ... wear a uniform when you were a child? Do / have to Did / have to Do / had to Don't / have to.
My friend is a ___ (careful / carefully) driver. careful carefully.
The boss spoke ___ (softly / soft) to his employees. softly soft.
He plays the piano very ___ (good / well). good well.
She works very ___ (hardly / hard). hardly hard.
I read ___ (slowly / slow) in order to enjoy every page. slowly slow.
Mary is an ___ (intelligent / intelligently) student. intelligent intelligently.
I jumped in the car and drove ___ (quick / quickly) to school. quick quickly.
Your boy was very ___ (badly / bad) in class today. badly bad.
Height. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Eight. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Bright. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Weight. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Sight. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Neighbour. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Mail. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Style. /eɪ/ /aɪ/.
Which word combination describes each of the following? In the past very few women were promoted in this company. Now things are beginning to change. Although a member of the team, he didn't like to participate in the sexist conversations by the coffee machine. Employees complain that their health and productivity will decline if they continue working for 10 hours every day. In our company, employees are required to wear uniforms. Our company is very customer-focused.
The way you dress shows respect for your managers. True. False.
A dress code robs you of your personal style. True. False.
Business casual includes jeans and T-shirts. True. False.
For men, business casual can include a tie. True. False.
For women, business casual doesn't include high heels. True. False.
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