Professional Communications Etiquette
We welcome Leslie's husband, Jim, to the podcast for today's episode. This is a must listen for anyone who is in the professional space or aspiring to be there. Setting the right tone is key. Bonus: Tips on Video Calls for the Professional
Audio Only Version
Show Notes
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Set the table: Jim visiting again because he’s at home and Ryan and Leslie haven’t worked in brick and mortar for a while. We know virtual and small business. Jim knows formal office
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Segment 1: Phones
Ryan: Not obsolete are they? But rules have changed
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More purpose driven and shorter.
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Usually scheduled via email or text
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Practices developed about timing of calls, like when it was just phones, a call after 9pm meant emergency
Segment 2: Email and text
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Text, just don’t in the office.
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Email. Length, type, subject line, reply all
Segment 3: Video conferencing
Ryan: so many fails out there now. Clothing, bathrooms, backgrounds,
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Assorted tips
Closing: Final thoughts
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