/biz/ness behaviour. Handshakes, eye contact, tone of voice.

>>1029279
Stopped rambling on about technical details when speaking with execs. Now I cringe whenever I see someone else do it.

>/biz/ness behavior

Or as it's known in the real world, "things you do to cover up the fact that you have nothing interesting to do or say"

>>1029283

What kind of technical details?

>>1029286

Exactly.

Discuss that.

Be polite to everybody. Remember names and interests.

>>1029345
Do you keep a small notebook to note down the names and interests and other relevant info like birthdays? What about a journal to keep track of daily dealings?

>>1029357
This guy...

>>1029415
yeah...

>>1029279
By making a conscious effort. It's that simple.

>>1029422

you seem like a top tier employee

>>1029308
Any of them.

They want to make decisions not be educated. Fuck off with your background information.

>>1029680
So only speak about concrete actions to take and the such? Meaning not to throw technical terms every 2 seconds in the hope of sounding smarter?

>>1029357
>1/6/2016 10:30 AM
>Robert stopped by my cubicle and discussed the NFL playoffs. After a lengthy discussion he patted me on the back and headed back to his office. It was a firm pat, nothing too overboard. I believe I can safely assume that Rob is an avid gym goer - perhaps I will bring this up next time we talk


>1/6/2016 1:17 PM
>Scarlett came in rather hastily and appeared upset. I went to console her. It turns out that things with her husband aren't going well. I will strive to be a strong friend for her to lean on in these troubling times.

>>1029833
D.. Do I fuck Scarlet now?

>>1029834
Yes

>>1029833
Write more, I'm liking these