Business Etiquette: 101 Ways to Conduct Business with Charm and Savvy

As the owner of Integrity Management Solutions Group [...] this book is a great introduction to Business Etiquette, as it highlights the basics. It is not an easy book to have if you want a quick reference guide. By the time you are in the situation and need quick advice it may be too late if this is the only book you have for "quick reference" etiquette, unless one has taken the time to do their own personal tabs.

As a business executive I have interviewed scores of individuals seeking to advance their career and most of them do not know how. It is not they are lacking in education but what they do lack is the savvy on how to present themselves in business situations that highlights their best skills and attirbutes. While Ann Marie Sabath's work is not a how to land your next job book, it is full of those important tips how to deal with some of the most sticky of work situations. The same situations that typically come up in a job interview questions when is asked how do you deal with XYZ situation and if answered wrong can prevent one from moving up the management ladder. Further, Sabath's pointers can help one manuever through those uncomfortable situations where the boss may be looking and trying to size you up for an important project or future role in the company. Written in a quick to read and at times witty fashion, I highly recommend this book for those starting out their business career or those who are leaving the military starting their civilian career in management.

Ann Marie Sabath has a way of getting directly to the point, making this book an excellent reference for anyone wondering about the rules of etiquette in the workplace. Her book deals with the issues that most executives need to know. At a time when informality and familiarity seem to rule, Sabath's book clarifies what is appropriate for the reader's success both personally and professionally. If anyone wants to know how to "climb the slippery ladder of success", as Sabath says, just let them read this book.

I found this book very easy to use, and extremely helpful in navigating the always-changing boundaries of what is considered good business etiquette. It shows that manners in everyday business life can make the difference between average and outstanding success within your company and in the world of business in general.

As a recent college graduate, I have started working for one ofthe big five public accounting firms. This book helped me tune intomy organization's business casual and e-mail culture. I especially liked the way Sabath wrote this book in a very quick and concise manner.