Business Etiquette for the Digital Age

by Anna Post

The public side of what I do as an author and spokesperson for The Emily Post Institute trends towards the wedding world: I've written two wedding etiquette books, I am a regular columnist for Brides.com and Inside Weddings, I give media interviews on the subject daily, and I travel across the country to speak at bridal events and attend book signings at stores like Williams-Sonoma.

Granted, I also give many interviews on all kinds of etiquette topics, from talking politics to holiday tipping to whether or not it's okay to ignore someone on Facebook. But it's rare that the public sees what occupies much of my time: teaching business etiquette seminars.

My father, Peter Post, and I travel constantly around the country, and sometimes the globe, conducting private seminars for corporations, universities and colleges, and non-profits about the many advantages of business etiquette. It's rare that these sessions are open to the public, but last month I taught a public business etiquette seminar on etiquette in the digital age at Dartmouth College's Rockefeller Center.

Here, in all my pink-shirted glory, I'm excited to invite you to join me for an hour-plus conversation about business etiquette.

Comments

[Mrs. Priss]

Maybe I shouldn't be watching this at work? hahaha... can't wait to sit down later tonight and see what you had to say! :)

[Stephen]

I haven't had time to watch it all but I will get around to it. I want to thank you for giving a free seminar for people to watch. That is very nice of you especially in this world when many companies and the like cut their conference budgets and people are tightening their belt. That is very nice of you, EPI, the videographer, and YouTube to do this!

[Anna Post]

You're very welcome, Stephen! Enjoy!

Anna

[Arace]

Great Topic
too many Umm in presentation??
is this habbit supposed to be avoided when
you are public speaking?