Open Thread: Women and “Weak Language” at Work
I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about whether weak language can actually help you get a raise or not — but maybe we should talk about it?
Business etiquette advice for the professional woman.
I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about whether weak language can actually help you get a raise or not — but maybe we should talk about it?
What are your thoughts on work communication etiquette in 2023? What rules have you established to make your work communication reflect your personal brand (e.g., tone? grammar?) — and what rules have you established for purposes of work-life boundaries?
Exit interviews: leave with a smile or spill the beans?
The Cut just issued a big guide to etiquette — do you agree with their advice? In general, what older etiquette rules do you think are less important, and what new rules exist?
If you woke up with a head cold before a big meeting, how would you handle it? If you attended a meeting where someone was coughing and sneezing, would you be annoyed? (Put another way: are we back to 2019 business etiquette around head colds, or have things changed?)
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