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 It
takes only a minute or two to make a first impression; it
may take years to change it. Knowledge of appropriate self-presentation
is one of the most valuable skills any person can possess.
Successful individuals are capable of projecting tremendous
self-confidence across all strata of society and with all
manner of people in virtually any situation. How can you achieve
this for yourself and does it make a difference if you cultivate
these skills in others who make up your organization? At Public
Virtues the obvious answer is yes you can and yes it does--given
what we know about how customers feel about ethics and
our view that professional behavior and appearance is ethics
in action. New studies using the methods of behavioral science
and organizational psychology point to some things that might
surprise you about the impact of how we present ourselves
strongly influences the perceptions of those around us, and
equally important for any company concerned with customers,
how customers perceive a company in the abstract.
In an ever increasingly competative market
place shaped more by globalization every day, the stakes are
too high to ignore a facet of business that can account so
much for success or failure, is relatively easy to manage,
yet is often so overlooked and discounted by your competitors.
Whether part of an overall strategy aimed at improving customer
service or even simply as a discrete part of your training
program, Public Virtues' Professional Development Seminars
are timely, informative and profitable for everyone. We are
ready to talk.
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