Good manners and etiquette- components of businessman’s image
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https://doi.org/10.29358/sceco.v0i15.168Keywords:
businessman’s image, manners, behaviour, ethics, common senseAbstract
Modern management takes particular interest in people, in knowing them from a psychosocial perspective, considering their entire personality. It is based on human-centred systems, solving people’s problems, treating humans as subjects not as objects, so that it creates a positive psychosocial environment – the only one which incites, stimulates, mobilizes people for work, inventiveness and creation. There will always be aspects to learn in a business environment which is continuously evolving. Success does not only depend on the ability to distinguish chances and opportunities, it also relies on leaving behind a personal card which makes a good impression and which strengthens business relations in the long run.Downloads
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