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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What does an etiquette consultant do?

  Describe what exactly an etiquette consultant is and what they do. Describe etiquette protocols for telephone communication. Summarize sitting positions, walking styles, and proper attire in different situations. Recognize manners, table manners, tips and tipping, thank you notes.

• What is the difference between bathroom etiquette and Corporate Etiquette?

  Bathroom Etiquette- Bathroom etiquette refers to the set of rules which an individual needs to follow while using public restrooms or office toilets. Make sure you leave the restroom clean and tidy for the other person. Corporate Etiquette- Corporate Etiquette refers to how an individual should behave while he is at work.

• What does a specialty in communication etiquette do?

  This area of etiquette covers communication in business and social settings. If you choose to specialize in communication etiquette, you may teach people about conversation skills, telephone etiquette, email etiquette, thank you notes, making introductions, and other aspects of interpersonal communication.

• What are open motor skills and serial motor skills?

  Examples of open motor skills are: Basketball is an example of an open motor skill. Serial motor skills are a joint combination of continuous movement and discrete motor skills that are combined to form a complex skill. Discrete motor skills are quick and deliberate movements such as a kick, throw, catch, twist, turn, or punch.

• Is it more soft or more soft?

  More soft is grammatically not correct. It’s possible that you hear it in conversation but not in academic texts. More soft is grammatically not correct. It’s possible that you hear it in conversation but not in academic texts. [News] Hey you! The one learning a language!