I don’t care

Man you were one of the best KZbinrs in this space.

Drink a beer before the big presentation. Just one though

Um I dont have filler use words

47 years old here. All of this is bullish. We want folks that can deliver and can perform. We have have plenty of those you speak of that can't deliver. We don't want them or need them

Indians english: Another vocabulary ❌ Like, You know ✅

Yeah most things in this world are here for a reason

no elbows on the table. NEVER. Wrist yes, mid arm sometimes, elbows never. Golden rule thought on diplomatic protocol across Europe. Other thing: Hand on the lap while you eating: NEVER. It was ok, but got outdated. Keeping hand under table might be received as having bad intentions.

No no no - NEVER keep your hand on the lap. In Europe never switch forks and knives.

Thank you sir it was useful for me

Great info.

Beautiful Laura❤❤xxxxx

So, from some of the advice that you mention, it seems as if we need to change how we truly are to be liked, or to connect with someone. In other words, fake our personality. What are your thoughts regarding this ? Thanks

Thank you, that was highly helpful and informative

Your examples of poor table etiquette are absolutely hilarious! 😂

Great video thank you. For me it;s Right , Yeah and SO :D

just making sure 😅

Another incredibly annoying filler word, (often used by ppl who consider themselves "authorities" in their fields of expertise) is "RIGHT". ie: "So, I'm obviously the baddest yo-yoer on the planet right, but a lot of scrubs think they can out yo-yo me, so I have to school them, right..." It comes across presumptive & pompous, like they're pausing occasionally to ensure buy-in, like- "You DO agree with everything I'm saying, don't you??"

Never rest the finger on the back of the knife blade. Hold only by the handle.

Bro has Chris Pine eyes

This guy really looks like he killed it with the ladies...come on man, give it a rest and make the drinks already!

It has been added in our textual book🙂

CORRECTIONS 1. No finger foods in fine dining. No touching food. 2. When you go to restroom, the napkin is placed on the chair. When the meal is complete, the napkin goes on the side of the plate folded.

Now gold is better

Thanks

who are here from BD English for today unit 3 Lesson 1😂

you remind me of the actor who played wonder woman's love interest

Your speech is in Bangladesh NCTB text book. My god, 12th strandard students read this.❤

I am hungarian, and grew up on american cartoons... will be turning 34 this year. Unfortunately I picked up: "um, like, you know".. 😅😅😅

It’s in plague proportions these days.

PERIODT!

Manners maketh the man, while A Finishing School Finish a Woman.

Stopped watching after the briefcase ad… I get it you wanna make money but it just makes me question if you’re making a point genuinely or you’re just tryna sell me something.

Me too

she looks so fake

Great suggestions. I appreciate them. Thank you!

I learned that I should of just watched Adam Galinski

9:58 broken record technique, 10:07 ask a request not a comment(9:44 clothing example)

My mum really forced these into me when i was a kid, now 15 years later i still try to remind myself to be considerate of everyone.. These have helped me a lot in life and it does annoy me a little when people dont have manners.

When you say 'learn how to make gravy', do you mean real gravy or American gravy?

As someone who read how to make friends and influence others it is one of the greatest decisions I’ve ever made.

Thanks for sharing

We are school guys please tell us how to tuck properly we can't afford shirt Tucker, the military tuck gets unpicked and the underwear tuck is good but it shows our underwear by pulling it out...!! Please make a video for school guys And how to tuck in a over Sized shirt please...!!

Bro looks like a toned down version of Chris Pine and Matt Damon combined...

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Awesome video , very specific and helpful ,thanks ❤

It is different depending on the country if you put your left hand on or under the table. Doing this wrong will be considered rude. Just watch what the rest is doing. Usually in the west you put your hand on the table (in the past it was to make sure you don't pull a gun under the table), In arabic countries you put your hand under the table (because you clean your ass with this hand).

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Good tips but one you haven't covered. I just discovered - from a transcription of a Zoom call I was on with half a dozen engaged, fast-talking committee members - that I was using "you know" all the time. (And it annoys me when others do it.) But if I paused instead, others would definitely have interrupted. How to deal with group conversations like that?

Today, I was listening to CBC Radio, to Jeanne Beker interviewed by Matt Galloway on the Current. She used filler words, "um" and "you know" a few times.