Ninety-nine out of every 100 executives agree that social skills are prerequisites for succeeding in business and social life. There is a correlation between grades and manners. Teachers like kids who are well-mannered, therefore they give them more attention. That translates into learning. Frank Gresham, psychologist In boardrooms, living rooms and classrooms across the country today, etiquette is a hot topic.
Competition is stronger, and our manners under closer examination than ever before.
An increasingly sophisticated global market demands far more than technical expertise alone. Today, savvy individuals of all ages are cultivating social skills to ensure their success in a rapidly changing world.