Sun Sentinel2d
Miss Manners: When did ‘welcome in’ become the default greeting?
Miss Manners: I’m grateful that an adult once taught me how to eat a tomato A few years ago, at a new place of work, the phrase “Welcome in” was used as the standard greeting. It sounded off ...
NJ.com2d
Miss Manners: No, it’s not proper to answer a question when you have food in your mouth
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was watching a soap opera and one of the characters, a very proper lady, answered her granddaughter’s question with food in her mouth. She did tuck the food into her cheek ...
NJ.com1d
Miss Manners: It’s perfectly acceptable to refer to a bank patron as ‘this customer’
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am 21 years old, and I have worked in assorted venues of customer service since I was 17. I am currently employed at a bank, and frequently a customer will ask a question to ...
Oregonian2d
Miss Manners: Hung up on customer service etiquette? Here are your answers
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am 21 years old, and I have worked in assorted venues of customer service since I was 17. I am currently employed at a bank, and frequently a customer will ask a question to ...
Cleveland.com3d
Miss Manners: How much food can be in my mouth while talking?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was watching a soap opera and one of the characters, a very proper lady, answered her granddaughter’s question with food in her mouth. She did tuck the food into her cheek ...
Penn Live3d
Miss Manners: It’s never OK to talk while chewing. Never.
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was watching a soap opera and one of the characters, a very proper lady, answered her granddaughter’s question with food in her mouth. She did tuck the food into her cheek ...
Alaska Dispatch News2d
Miss Manners: What’s the right way to refer to customers in my job?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am 21 years old, and I have worked in assorted venues of customer service since I was 17. I am currently employed at a bank, and frequently a customer will ask a question to ...
Orlando Sentinel5d
Miss Manners: What should I say when they make mean jokes about me?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Is there a polite way to deal with those relatives who constantly tease you, make fun of you and remind you of the stupid, mean things you did when you were young? Naturally ...
Lehigh Valley Live2d
Miss Manners: Is ‘welcome in’ a new, viral expression of hospitality?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am a lifelong hospitality worker, and consider myself a great greeter in any scenario. A few years ago, at a new place of work, the phrase “Welcome in” was used as the ...
syracuse.com5d
Miss Manners: Learning to say “stop” politely when the jokes aren’t funny anymore
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Is there a polite way to deal with those relatives who constantly tease you, make fun of you and remind you of the stupid, mean things you did when you were young? Naturally ...
Penn Live5d
Miss Manners: How do I handle rude family members that constantly tease me?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Is there a polite way to deal with those relatives who constantly tease you, make fun of you and remind you of the stupid, mean things you did when you were young? Naturally ...