Business Etiquette - Session 2: In-Person Event

Merriam-Webster defines the phrase "Make it or Break it" as something crucial, resulting in either definite success or definite failure, as in a make-or-break decision, or “the next year will be a make-or-break time for my job search.”

Attend this fun and crucial interactive two-part series to master first-impression skills that most young people and adults have never been adequately taught. After this series, you will never feel unsure and under-confident about whether your actions are right, wrong, or inappropriate.

Session 2 – In-Person Business etiquette event

This in-person, action-packed workshop on first impressions and business etiquette. entirely focuses on each participant, leaving with solid know-how and confidence to make great first impressions in any business or social situation anywhere in the world.

It is highly encouraged to block time to attend both sessions. However, if you missed session 1, it will not affect your ability to attend session 2. The main difference is that session 1 provides a deeper understanding of why first impression skills are essential for success in all situations and a preview of all the skills being implemented. It is impossible to thoroughly learn and develop a strong habit around a skill just by watching a webinar and practicing alone. This is why session 2 is essential.

This in-person, action-packed workshop entirely focuses on each participant, leaving this session with solid know-how and confidence to make great first impressions in any business or social situation anywhere in the world.

Attend both sessions because, Syndi Seid, promises whether you have attended past seminars on this topic by any presenter, this will be the best investment of your time and efforts to attend both sessions, which will become your complete learning experience on giving great first impressions at interviews and all other situations for life.

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